Hi, I guess my 'blah' comment the other day about the airplanes and antique plane club was not received all that well. My comments were referring not to the club but to the type of WW II plane that we have discussed previously on this mail list. The goose bumps were the shivers that I get when I hear the planes. Growing up near a military camp in IL and hearing the planes as a child and knowing the purpose of those planes, still has an effect on me and I was in the US and so I know what effect those planes had on other members of this mail list who were not from the States. I was just making a comment that "they are back". And, an addition to a previous discussion. Gail

Gail, my Mom survived WWII and came here to the States in 1954. Even in the early 1960's, if a plane flew low over our house, she would sometimes go run for cover in the garage before she realized it wasn't what she thought it was! Dorie ----- Original Message ----- From: Gail Meyer Kilgore <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 12:28 PM Subject: [GERMAN-LIFE] Comments > Hi, > > I guess my 'blah' comment the other day about the airplanes and antique > plane club was not received all that well. My comments were referring not > to the club but to the type of WW II plane that we have discussed previously > on this mail list. The goose bumps were the shivers that I get when I hear > the planes. Growing up near a military camp in IL and hearing the planes as > a child and knowing the purpose of those planes, still has an effect on me > and I was in the US and so I know what effect those planes had on other > members of this mail list who were not from the States. I was just making a > comment that "they are back". And, an addition to a previous discussion. > > > Gail