[ SECRET POST #2566 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2566 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Who were you in a past life?

[forgottenjester]

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Re: Who were you in a past life?

[(Anonymous)]

From the Wiki link there:

In 1942, a local boy found a bear cub near Hamadan, Iran, whose mother had been shot. He sold it to Irena (Inka) Bokiewicz, a young Polish refugee walking across the Elbruz mountains as she escaped from the Soviet Union. When he became too big she donated him to the Polish Army.

Like... I just think, you're a refugee, walking across a series of mountains to escape from a country. It's not an easy situation - it's a real hard thing to do, it's tough and probably at least a little dangerous. And not only did this young woman manage to do this, but in the course of her journey, she decided to buy a bear cub to keep her company. A bear! I mean, that just seems like a really interesting story. It's fascinating.

Re: Who were you in a past life?

[forgottenjester]

Aaaaahhhhh, I thought there were more bears and was very interested.

Yeah. I completely get what you're saying. That is an interesting story I wish I know more of.