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I only saw a snippet of it on BBC breakfast before I went to school, but it was truly saddening to watch. She said her family would continue to be 'wildlife warriors' in honour of Steve, and I am damn sure they will. His family is strong and will finish what he worked his whole life for. From the bottom of my heart, good luck to each of them.
i watched it..it was just heartbreaking..of course i cried..i really enjoyed her stories about her and Steve though, the way they met was just so sweet. He was such an amazing man. God bless Terri and their family.
I didn't get to see it cause I was at my hubby's hockey game. but just reading about it on here is making me cry.
I was only able to see the end of it, but that was all I needed to see to bawl my eyes out.
I LOST it when she said the thing she'll miss the most is how much fun he was.
I bawled through the whole thing. It was incredibly heartbreaking to see her hurt like that. I lost it when she said she lost her prince, I lost it when she said the thing she'd miss the most was that he was fun, and I especially lost it when she said that Bob was fixing the motorbike so daddy could drive it in heaven. :(
I did love learning a little more about them, though. I thought it was so cute when she said that when they first met, Steve said he had a girlfriend, and then he whistled and called his dog over and said "Meet my girlfiend, Sue". How cute!
Oh, and I also really, really love their zoo! I had no idea the animals were so interactive with visitors! That is really neat! I have the chance to go to Australia in 2008 with my mom's friend and I hope we can make it to that zoo. It looks amazing!
Neither did I! Even elephants were walking through some trails!Quote:
Originally Posted by .sarah