fly high, Miss Baker! [stickers / clothing & more]
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fly high, Miss Baker! [stickers / clothing & more]
@ofmists x Kiki!
Food, and specifically sweet food, had been a rare joy in Terra's life ever since her escape, and she wouldn't easily forget a face when associated to that. So, when she saw one of those in the crowd, she forgot she was supposed to stay as hidden as possible and came closer. Even though she had bought from her only a handful of times, those times had been memorable. "Miss baker?" Not her name, but she hadn't had a reason to ask before, "Are you--I bought from you. Back in… Dressrosa island, that was you, right?"
okay im this is so nerdy but
Art Baker wants to go to the moon. His one wish, the thing he wants most of all, is a space rocket so he can go to the moon.
There was a monkey named Miss Baker who went to space in 1959
coincidence? i think not
Miss Baker exhibit and memorial - the first US animal to fly and space and return alive on May 28, 1959 on a Jupiter rocket on a ballistic trajectory. Miss Baker went on to become the oldest living squirrel monkey, and was buried on the grounds at the US Space & Rocket center, where visitors frequently adorn her grave with bananas.
US Space & Rocket Center - Huntsville, AL
Miss Baker, a squirrel monkey, celebrates her birthday at the US Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL. Miss Baker was one of the first two monkeys the US sent into space and returned successfully, paving the way for future manned missions.
took a quick request on /co/
Miss. Baker of Clarence dressed up as Miss. X
Man, I really wanted one of these Miss Baker t-shirts from the US Space & Rocket Center but they didn't even make them in sizes other than "little girl", because apparently that's the target audience. Nor do they sell them online. I asked.
please enjoy these delightful highlights from Miss Baker’s wikipedia page (Miss Baker was one of the first animals to return from space):