Shelley Rae @mokami

Peace to the people Random Island, NL Joined March 2009

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VOCM News @VOCMNEWS

2 months ago

Police Believe Terrorist Network Contacted St. John’s Child Through Roblox vocm.com/2026/06/16/301…

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Shelley Rae @mokami

3 months ago

@StJohnsTelegram Finally Justice.

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Apple TV @AppleTV

5 months ago

The sea will provide. #Monarch: Legacy of Monsters — New Episode Friday

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Punch is a baby macaque from a zoo in Japan who was rejected by his mother right after birth. Without her warmth, he couldn’t learn the comfort of cuddles, safety, or love from his own kind. Left alone, he began to cling to a stuffed toy, a large plush orangutan. That soft doll became his whole world. He carried it everywhere, hugged it tightly, and refused to let it go. To many viewers online, it looked like he was reaching for the love he never got… what his own mother never gave him. The videos and photos of him holding that toy spread around the world. People didn’t just see a cute animal. They saw a heart aching for comfort, and something in that image moved millions. But the real story isn’t just about loneliness. It’s about what happened next. The keepers worked to help Punch live with other monkeys, even though it wasn’t easy. He struggled to fit in at first. Some adults pushed him away. Some ignored him. But he never stopped trying. Then something remarkable was captured on camera, an adult macaque finally wrapped an arm around him and sat close to him. Not just tolerance… gentle acceptance. That moment showed that Punch was not alone anymore. His plush toy is still around, but now it’s on the ground sometimes because he has something even stronger: real touch, real family, and real warmth. Punch’s story teaches us this: Sometimes love doesn’t come early. Sometimes hearts hurt deeply. But life has a way of bringing the people who wipe our tears and hold us when we need it most. ❤️🐒

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Star Wars @starwars

6 months ago

The Mandalorian and Grogu trailer arrives tomorrow.

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Hannah Waddingham. @hanwaddingham

6 months ago

Oooooh, we BACK! ♥️💙 #ladygreyhounds⚽️🍎

Apple TV @AppleTV

6 months ago

You better believe it. #TedLasso returns this summer.

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Shelley Rae @mokami

7 months ago

@jessicalowndes wondering why Christmas at Pemberly manor wasn’t available to watch these past two holiday seasons??? It’s one of my favourites. 🎄

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Shelley Rae @mokami

9 months ago

@mikep_lbi What a beautiful post. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to reading about your newest adventures.

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Shelley Rae @mokami

9 months ago

@stan_sdcollins I’m so sorry to read this news. I loved your Dad’s posts and everything he shared was so positive! He will be missed. Take care of each other. ❤️

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Eddie Sheerr @EddieSheerr

9 months ago

=AVALON PENINSULA NOW IN MELISSA'S FORECAST CONE= Forecasts for Hurricane Melissa have started to trend northwest, and the centre of the storm is now forecast to be close enough to the Avalon that direct impacts for portions of Newfoundland between late Friday evening and Saturday morning look more likely. #nlwx Here are some things to keep in mind about the storm: • Melissa will be a weakening hurricane or post-tropical storm when it nears this part of the Atlantic. While it will still have a wind core, it will not be anything like what Jamaica and Cuba are dealing with. It will also be moving quite fast. • There will be rain associated with Melissa AND a system coming in from the west. The rain will fall from Friday evening into Saturday. It may be here early enough to put a damper on Trick-or-Treating. • These storms have a structure where the wind is on the east side of the low and the rain is on the north and west side. There will be a wind core with this storm, and gusts will easily exceed 100 km/h in it. Where those gusts are located will be determined by the track. If the track is east of the Avalon, the wind stays offshore. If the track is over or west of the Avalon, those high winds will be onshore. Right now, I think we will see the rain, while the wind stays offshore or grazes the southeast Avalon. That being said, a continuation of the westerly trend would shift more of that wind onshore over a larger area. And also keep in mind that while wind speeds of 100+ are common-ish in the winter, this time of year, they are far more impactful due to the leaves on the trees and the ground not being frozen. Details and updates to follow. Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr OCT 29, 2025 | 10:43 AM

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Shelley Rae @mokami

11 months ago

@JeffreykBrace ‘Shit you know you need’ by Jeff. 😆

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Shelley Rae @mokami

11 months ago

@FFA_GovNL Thank you for helping our province get through this summer.

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Roddy 🇨🇦 @RodKahx

a year ago

If you are whining about walking in the woods while another Canadian is doing this, let me be just another voice telling you to fuck off.

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Mark Carney @MarkJCarney

a year ago

Effective August 1st, we’re cutting tolls on the Confederation Bridge from $50 to $20 — and cutting fares on all interprovincial ferries in half in Atlantic Canada. Canada’s new government is bringing down costs and building one strong, Canadian economy.