I thought about posting this in the other thread...

Not Afraid · 07-26-2005, 11:05 AM

I was alive - and at church - for the first walk on the moon. No, we wern't reading the Bible, we were gathered around a small TV watching the miracle of space travel.

I was ironing my white shirt while watching TV before going to work. The Challenger was launched then disappeared. I was stunned beyond belief. I worked all day in a sort of fog. I couldn't believe there were people going out to eat, shopping, being happy.

Space Travel has been a part of my existance and one of life's huge fascinations and miracles. Tomorrowland was built on that dream and did a great job of capturing the magic. Tomorrowland is not the same, but it's nice to see the dream of space travel is still a reality.

Oh, and nice musings, Erica. The cemetery missile was simply amazing.

07-26-2005, 11:05 AM	#4
Not Afraid HI! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 17,108	I was alive - and at church - for the first walk on the moon. No, we wern't reading the Bible, we were gathered around a small TV watching the miracle of space travel. I was ironing my white shirt while watching TV before going to work. The Challenger was launched then disappeared. I was stunned beyond belief. I worked all day in a sort of fog. I couldn't believe there were people going out to eat, shopping, being happy. Space Travel has been a part of my existance and one of life's huge fascinations and miracles. Tomorrowland was built on that dream and did a great job of capturing the magic. Tomorrowland is not the same, but it's nice to see the dream of space travel is still a reality. Oh, and nice musings, Erica. The cemetery missile was simply amazing.
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