I remember sitting in the hallway of our apartment on December 7, 1941 and
asking my mother what the bombing of Pearl Harbor was going to mean to us.
Probably the single most vivid memory up to that time.
Wes
on 12/11/02 8:42 AM, Glenn Ridlen at gridlen@yahoo.com wrote:
> FastmetalBDF@aol.com wrote:
> I can remember when my dad took me to see Admiral Richard Byrd's
> Expedition to Antarctica Convoy pass by on Route 9 near Worcester, MA,
>
> Kind of puts things in perspective when you can relate to things that most
> people think are ancient history...... at 64 I am only 7 years younger than
> the Empire state building
>
> Glenn
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