Atom Feed (xml)In life, you will never know what to expect. And sometimes, lessons can be learn in unlikely places like Hatchi's life in which it reminds you the basic elements of human relationships like perseverance, loyalty, and friendship. YEUXWPRN4QBR
August 3, 2010
A True Story Movie About Loyalty
Im so excited, I was watching TV few days ago and there was an advertisement of a recent dog movie titled Hachi: A Dog's Tale. It is a heartwarming true story about a dog named Hachi and his loyalty to his master. An amazing story of loyalty and friendship as the dog waited for nine years for his masters return in a train station. Check out the movie trailer:
In life, you will never know what to expect. And sometimes, lessons can be learn in unlikely places like Hatchi's life in which it reminds you the basic elements of human relationships like perseverance, loyalty, and friendship. YEUXWPRN4QBR
In life, you will never know what to expect. And sometimes, lessons can be learn in unlikely places like Hatchi's life in which it reminds you the basic elements of human relationships like perseverance, loyalty, and friendship. YEUXWPRN4QBR
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