Post Three....Space and Quokka

One thing that makes me extremely happy is when my family accomplishes something they set out to do. For instance, at the end of last school year my sister during drill down became the last cadet standing at the end of the mass tap out. She was concentrating so much on following the commands that she did not know that she was the last one standing. I was as happy as a Quokka.

According to http://www.reshareworthy.com/quokka-happiest-animal-on-earth/ the Quokka is the happiest creature on Earth. The Quokka is a marsupial located off the coast of Western Australia. The Quokka is a threatened species and is about the size of a cat.

Another instance is when my brother applied for an Air Force Scholarship and later received his scholarship. Though I may not be as enthusiastic about this accomplishment of his, I am at least glad he got there. A consequence was his ego grew like a flower from the size of a box to the size of the space shuttle.

The space shuttle is “122.2 feet long, 56.67 feet high, with wingspan of 78.06 feet. The height of the full shuttle stack, including the external fuel tank, is 184.2 feet. Gross weight is 4.5 million pounds at liftoff.” According to
 http://www.nbcnews.com/id/8514406/ns/technology_and_science-space/t/shuttle-numbers/

-Rachel Dudley, Queen of the FeLions (from the planet Felion), Prisoner Fe26Li3O8N7