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To: abuelita who wrote (24782)	3/19/2003 1:07:45 PM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104157

Did you see this? I just posted it over on Scott's Thread. Message 18722284

To: abuelita who wrote (24782)	3/19/2003 1:19:08 PM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104157

read this article this morning and thought of you: Yeah it's pretty nerve wracking. There are cops everywhere to help you feel at ease I guess. Still makes me nervous... Driving into an oil depot we service there is a squad car parked at the entrance on terrorist alert. Normally they stop by once a day but now they are camped out. I also try to think of various routes home to bypass traffic jams if something happens. I really need to sit down and draw up a map with all sorts of alternate routes. And try to figure which way the wind blows normally, etc. Just something to keep filed in the glove box. Not something to worry about each and every day. I fear more for my brother who works down town in the heart of the city. At times I wish I had the ability to do work online. I'd probably move away from all this. work is a hassle even without the threat of terrorism. I better start working on a book or something. Either that or hit the Lottery... Or learn to trade stocks better... And get my ass out of this city... Move to the mountains away from everybody. By a ranch or farm in Montana or Wyoming. Just something that pops into my head every once and while. -Clappy