The Adventures of Jerry

It sounded like an airplane was going to crash into the building. Could this really be happening, I wondered? Should I duck under my desk? The thrumming sound vibrated the air around me, and I seriously thought about "duck and cover."

No, instead, I went to the window.

I watched as they carried someone out of an industrial building and put them into the helicopter, then the helicopter flew off toward Dallas.

It reminded me that, no matter how bad some of my problems might be, they could always be much worse. That poor guy was definitely having a bad day.


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	Friday, November 19, 2004 Putting It In Perspective It sounded like an airplane was going to crash into the building. Could this really be happening, I wondered? Should I duck under my desk? The thrumming sound vibrated the air around me, and I seriously thought about "duck and cover." No, instead, I went to the window. I watched as they carried someone out of an industrial building and put them into the helicopter, then the helicopter flew off toward Dallas. It reminded me that, no matter how bad some of my problems might be, they could always be much worse. That poor guy was definitely having a bad day. posted by Jerry J. Davis at 8:42 AM 1 comments -.-.-.- 1 Comments: Anonymous said... Yep, definately a 'bad day' (ouch!) Btw, was gonna comment on your most recent post, about Travels, and was unable to get into it. But, speaking of 'autographed copies' of which I am the proud owner of one), my teenaged daughter just asked for permission to read it. I hesitated, then figured, hey, it's a great book, and she already knows what a BAD BOY her 'Uncle Jerry' is (time for a spanking, big boy! (grin)) Me... 10:03 PM x x Post a Comment << Home
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Friday, November 19, 2004

Putting It In Perspective

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