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Mike Cain
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| Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 6:57 am Post subject: |
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This is why we should celebrate every day we have.
You never know what tomorrow brings.
I am glad this accident had a happy ending.
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Yoda117
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Donovan
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Wow, that is truly amazing. I'm so glad everyone got out. Reminds me of a quote I read somewhere, "Nothing is worth more than this day." Just more motivation to pursue and live my dreams.
I think VOICE will help me do that somewhat.  (if I can go)
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Frank F
Fat, Old, and Sassy
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Phillip, glad everyone is doing well. Also that I didn't see the pics until after a short little jaunt in the airplane yesterday.
Those are the kind of things pilots do not want to see 'before' they go up. After, we tolerate, but before... we would never get off the ground.
F2
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Dan-O
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Frank,
The plane was a Cessna Conquest. It has a million dollar price tag. Since you are a pilot, I thought you might find it interesting.
Here is one intact:
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jrodriguez315
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Location: New Jersey
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That's an incredible story. It really makes you think about how you live each day and what you do each day.
| Quote: | Ann Field: I have a passion for what I do. You're sleepwalking through life if you don't.
Rob Baskin: Loving what you do is a luxury most of us can't afford.
Ann Field: Just the opposite. Most people can't afford NOT to do what they love. Life's too short.
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Mrs. Baskin: Tomorrow is guaranteed to no one.
~ Quotes from The Last Place on Earth (2002)
“Live each and every day to it's fullest, for tomorrow is guaranteed to no one. But first and foremost...do no harm.”
~ Christine M. Lannon
Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. And today? Today is a gift. That's why we call it the present.
~Babatunde Olatunji
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Frank F
Fat, Old, and Sassy
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Dan-O, Mine is not that big - darn.
Nice 'bird' though. I have driven one of those and it was a pleasure.
It is really a good thing they were able to get 'out'. We all hear of the dangers of flying, but when compared to those of driving, "I would rather be flying".
Karma is an interesting thing... and will find us when we least expect it.
Frank F
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