I am trying some new stuff with my blog so if you can't read it come back. Who am I kidding I don't really think anyone will notice.
Red Sands Jumping
12 years ago
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Space Shuttle Launch
I am trying some new stuff with my blog so if you can't read it come back. Who am I kidding I don't really think anyone will notice.
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That's awesome!
woohoo!
Oh yeah, And I would notice! :)
How are you? :)
Thanks for noticing. I guess I just feel inferior, Tony averages well over 100 different viewers a day where I average 1.
I am good. How are you?
i know why an enginneeer like you would be fascinated by space shuttle launches, but did you know the putz did a high school paper on astronauts in 1957...space travel and rockets and living in space....now i am into aliens...see what tony has done to my blog
Shell-
I like your blog! I love the beautiful pictures of the Space shuttle - and of course the kidos!
Beck
I noticed the changes, and even if I don't leave a comment very often. I do look at it. Thanks for being an amazing friend.
I like your picture. When I was little, I got all these addresses for all these space centers and Nasa from the school and then asked them for pictures and stuff. Then I got all this cool stuff! I don't know what happened to all that stuff though, I think mom threw them away or something. But it was really neat to have a file cabinet full or space shuttle information.
Very cool picture. Have you seen the new documentary 'The day we left Earth'? We haven't yet, but we hear it is really good. We will be renting it on Blu-ray soon-- I think you would really like it (it's all about the space program etc.)
Mike
P.S. We don't get 100 visits a day either.
Dan, that is cool I still have boxes of stuff about space. I even interviewed a guy from NASA when I was in high school for a paper.
Mike, I am not sure if I have seen that or not. I but it would be fun to watch in your theatre room.
I want to watch a space shuttle launch some day. I have heard it is increadible 9 million pounds of thrust should put on quite a show.
My daughter got to go to a launch earlier in the year. My husbands parents live in Florida, near the space center, so she flew up and stayed with them and went to the launch.....She is going for her engineering degree and hopes to work for NASA some day.
Lucy,
That is so awesome I want to go to a shuttle launch so bad. I always wanted to be an astronaut but I decide it wasn't a very good career for a mother. I hope to see a launch one day though.
Oops that last comment was me I didn't realize that Tony was signed in.
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