Meet Unsinkable Sam: The Cat that Survived Three Ships Sinking in WWII

“THE JOURNALIST “… REVEALING AND INTERESTING "INTERVIEWS"

Amazing, yet true!

http://www.zmescience.com/other/feature-post/unsinkable-sam-cat-wwii/

http://www.iizcat.com/post/4296/The-legend-of-Unsinkable-Sam-the-cat-who-served-on-and-survived-3-sinking-ships-during-WW2

Also see

https://www.google.co.nz/search?q=%22Unsinkable+Sam%22+known+to+the+Germans+as+%22Oscar%22+a+ca&rlz=1C1CHBD_enNZ698NZ698&oq=%22Unsinkable+Sam%22+known+to+the+Germans+as+%22Oscar%22+a+ca&aqs=chrome..69i57.503j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=%22Unsinkable+Sam%22+

PPS

Was Oscar perhaps also on the Dorsetshire?

see http://www.bismarckdorsetshireandmemories.wordpress.com

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Cognitive and Psychological Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Source: Cognitive and Psychological Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

A Short Tribute to the “late great” Ayrton Senna: Life at the Limit

Ayrton Senna: A Tribute to a Champion of Champions

https://grandprixchampion.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/a-short-tribute-to-the-late-great-ayrton-senna-life-at-the-limit/

“Look across all sport and observe the truly great. All had this zest for combat, this taste for being truly tested. All wished to explore the limits of their own possibilities.

Time after time we are forced to wonder why one great talent succeeds… and another still greater talent falls short? The reason is not mere “the will to win”. Rather it is the will to be tested at the very highest level. It is the ability to not only dwell on the far edge of sporting possibility, but to hold one’s balance…and to relish the proximity of the void.”
-fine writing from The Times, London

in racing… and in writing too…perhaps??

from

https://grandprixchampion.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/a-short-tribute-to-the-late-great-ayrton-senna-life-at-the-limit/

http://www.grandprixdrivermyblog.wordpress.com

http://www.beyondboundarieslimits.wordpress.com

“Having pursued the goals, the dreams set before us and run the race with persistence and endurance, after giving it all. Then one day standing on the summit of life…

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“It’s not so much how well you start, but how you finish.”

Sources: “It’s not so much how well you start, but how you finish.”

and

https://craigsbooks.wordpress.com/2017/04/07/its-not-so-much-how-well-you-start-but-how-you-finish/

Anniversary of sinking of battleships with loss of 424 lives

Anniversary of sinking of battleships with loss of 424 lives

and

http://www.journalistandwriter.wordpress.com

“Lest we forget”