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station this is time magazine how do you

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and we have you loud and clear jonathan

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great to talk to you today how do you

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hear me

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uh commander kelly great to talk with

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time's really going fast for us down

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here but how about you is it flying by

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you know it's a tough question i think

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it depends on uh you know how how you

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look at it um

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you know we had uh three new crew

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members get up here fairly what i would

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consider fairly recently

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um you know about 60 days ago

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uh chell kimia and oleg

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and um you know when i

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when i think back to

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to when they got here you know it seems

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like that amount of time has gone by

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quickly however when i think back to

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march and the uh launch that seems like

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almost an eternity ago and then with uh

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you know the same amount of time in in

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probably time has not gone by too

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quickly and you know misha will have to

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for me time in the station like a rubber

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it's much much slogging than uh

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in earth

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but i am glad i'm here with scott my

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friend and very great crew member

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i'm sure

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all the tasks will be performed

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okay and we will do our mission

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very well

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i think

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everything will be okay thank you for

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your good question

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and could each of you tell us about a

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day or a moment that you were on the

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station and you had some inclination you

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had some wish or desire to be back on

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but there certainly have been days you

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know and i think most of them involve uh

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you know my kids and wanting to be there

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for them and be there

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um you know present uh to help them with

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with things that they need or just to

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spend time with them

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you know there are a lot of people on

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earth that i i think might might want me

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but uh you know in the case of your

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children i think they need you there and

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of course i'd like to go to course and

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sometimes i see the dream

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i have a vacation in earth

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and each time i forgot

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next shuttle to the space station but

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and of course i am repeat

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i'd like go to earth but

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in exactly in scheduled time

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of concentration there's very

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detail-oriented

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it's uh you know stuff that

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significant consequences to uh you know

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very expensive hardware

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continuously and that you know that

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takes a lot of effort and it uh you know

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is can be fatiguing so i think you know

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you know as much in the in the tank as i

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what has been the the most interesting

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moment or experience you've had up there

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those memorable moments um

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vision while we're up here and and other

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live on board the iss on the us

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understood thanks uh mikhail

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body to do various tasks and how uh

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you know the the small amounts of force

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so you know i feel i feel pretty good

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about it as far as preparing you know

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buckling down and studying and preparing

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soon probably you know we'll go you know

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in full force once we get once we get

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thank you jonathan