Re: 9/11
Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2012 10:32 pm
Cathy, so good to see your smiling handle. Can't believe these chidren of ours - your dd26 my ds27, Kathryn's dd27 - how did they become so adult.
I understand I missed Mystery but hope we see her soon.
Ivy, I've been trying to get here to say when you go to Cardfile Central you want to go into "Links" and click on the first one for many directions of good explanation as well as that page itself with several photographed examples of household cardfiles.
btw, I was disappointed to see that technomom's site (our second link in Cardfile Central Links) has been put on black background now, and even though the information is there, I myself find it more difficult to read.
Cowinkie, thank you thank you for the link to the European quilt winners. This is a tantalizing glimpse at the quilts that will be gracing pages of magazines for the next several years. I haven't had time to enjoy fully yet, but will definitely get back to it.
11 years ago, I was nervous with the insurance guy here recording info about a loss we'd had. We weren't supposed to stop - he had a schedule and needed to keep up with it and do a good job with his recording. He and I were trying to settle our thoughts from each of our own shocks at the first of the news. While recording, the phone rang and it was the news that the Pentagon had also been hit. It was hard to go through that with a stranger in my house, hard for either of us to concentrate. At that point, we were of course thinking where would the news would end. I had just started my T-Tapp program and found some relief from the televised tragedy by using the tv for video exercise.
I missed the relevancy of this day until late because completely unexpected company arrived and stayed quite a long time. There was frustration in that for sure. But if I'd thought of it i'd have linked to dd's video presentation about the World Trade Center building's long history. I'll ask her in the morning if that's possible.
I understand I missed Mystery but hope we see her soon.
Ivy, I've been trying to get here to say when you go to Cardfile Central you want to go into "Links" and click on the first one for many directions of good explanation as well as that page itself with several photographed examples of household cardfiles.
btw, I was disappointed to see that technomom's site (our second link in Cardfile Central Links) has been put on black background now, and even though the information is there, I myself find it more difficult to read.
Cowinkie, thank you thank you for the link to the European quilt winners. This is a tantalizing glimpse at the quilts that will be gracing pages of magazines for the next several years. I haven't had time to enjoy fully yet, but will definitely get back to it.
11 years ago, I was nervous with the insurance guy here recording info about a loss we'd had. We weren't supposed to stop - he had a schedule and needed to keep up with it and do a good job with his recording. He and I were trying to settle our thoughts from each of our own shocks at the first of the news. While recording, the phone rang and it was the news that the Pentagon had also been hit. It was hard to go through that with a stranger in my house, hard for either of us to concentrate. At that point, we were of course thinking where would the news would end. I had just started my T-Tapp program and found some relief from the televised tragedy by using the tv for video exercise.
I missed the relevancy of this day until late because completely unexpected company arrived and stayed quite a long time. There was frustration in that for sure. But if I'd thought of it i'd have linked to dd's video presentation about the World Trade Center building's long history. I'll ask her in the morning if that's possible.
