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To: Naomi who wrote (107122)	9/25/2005 9:35:35 PM
From: sandintoes	Read Replies (1) of 225578

If there were only something I could add to your experience, I would, but you have described it as well as any author I've read. One does reach a point where there is no longer any urgency to load stuff that isn't really important. In my condo, I have a few paintings that are very important to me, but museums wouldn't cry if they were lost. After Hurricane Ivan (the hurricane of the century for Pensacola, or so they said) people returned to the ruin and cried for a day or so, and then cleaned up what Ivan had so brutally destroyed. There is no place on earth that is safe from Mother Nature...we must accept that and move on. Disasters are what bring out the best or worst in people...

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