Re: Re: last nite

[Guest guest]

>I am forty-nine and that thunder woke me up and sent me instantly back

>in time to being about seven years old, I think. I was scared! lol

>

Marta,

At least you were safely on the ground. What do you think it felt like at

35,000 feet in an airliner. ;-))

We were on our way back from Las Vegas to Sacramento and had to go through

that stuff. And some stupid idiots even thought the " Fasten Seat Belts "

sign didn't apply to them, they were more concerned about their bladder

control than getting flung arount the inside of the cabin. It was one of

the few times I wa wishing something would happen just so I could go to

court and testify to their sheer stupidity and failure to follow the

instructions of a flight crew member. AAARRRGGHHHH!!!!

Jerry

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/15/2005 9:10:50 P.M. Central Standard Time,

mjs93311@... writes:

I am forty-nine and that thunder woke me up and sent me instantly back

in time to being about seven years old, I think. I was scared! lol

Marta

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Wow, I'm amazed at people being fascinated by what I assume was a

thunderstorm with an electrical storm! We have that almost every evening in the

summer,

here. We went to the cheapy drive in (4 people, 2 movies 5 dollars...LOL) It

flashed a little lightning most of the evening. had a good storm Sat. with

cloud to ground strikes....and I was out trying to find a book for 's

history class. Remember the song " I love a rainy night " ? That is one of my

favorite songs! I love the electricity in the air. AND the smell of rain in the

air. I'd really miss these things if I ever moved.

Mel

http://hometown.aol.com/mdl1031/

[Guest guest]

In general, Jerry, I agree with you... However, I do remember specifically

failing to obey a flight attendant once about the seat belt requirement...

because I was having an intense DS moment. I am sure people thought I just

couldn't hold my bladder a little longer... but the terrifying smell that would

have ensued would have quickly become apparent if I had not braved the seatbelt

light

Elle

Re: Re: last nite

Marta,

At least you were safely on the ground. What do you think it felt like at

35,000 feet in an airliner. ;-))

We were on our way back from Las Vegas to Sacramento and had to go through

that stuff. And some stupid idiots even thought the " Fasten Seat Belts "

sign didn't apply to them, they were more concerned about their bladder

control than getting flung arount the inside of the cabin. It was one of

the few times I wa wishing something would happen just so I could go to

court and testify to their sheer stupidity and failure to follow the

instructions of a flight crew member. AAARRRGGHHHH!!!!

Jerry

[Guest guest]

I agree Mel... thunder storms and lightening are a part of my daily life..

except the week I was in Ca. How are you? Betsy

Re: Re: last nite

In a message dated 8/15/2005 9:10:50 P.M. Central Standard Time,

mjs93311@... writes:

I am forty-nine and that thunder woke me up and sent me instantly back

in time to being about seven years old, I think. I was scared! lol

Marta

___________________________

Wow, I'm amazed at people being fascinated by what I assume was a

thunderstorm with an electrical storm! We have that almost every evening in

the summer,

here. We went to the cheapy drive in (4 people, 2 movies 5 dollars...LOL) It

flashed a little lightning most of the evening. had a good storm Sat. with

cloud to ground strikes....and I was out trying to find a book for 's

history class. Remember the song " I love a rainy night " ? That is one of my

favorite songs! I love the electricity in the air. AND the smell of rain in

the

air. I'd really miss these things if I ever moved.

Mel

http://hometown.aol.com/mdl1031/