it thought, what, what? i was flying from paris to dallas, i was the captain of a very large airplane, a triple 7. it was a gorgeous day. were coming home from paris. i was a passenger on air france zero zero four. flew into kazakhstan for an adoption and we adopted a little girl while they are. we left frankfurt on her way to dallas. it was flight 3299. we had already been out of the country for 25 days. we were more than anxious to get home. i was thinking it s a matter of hours now we will be home. we had family waiting for us. all the sudden all the flight attendants went white as a sheet. the plane slowed considerably, took a hard bank to the right. my first impression, i knew something was wrong. i thought there is probably another airplane nearby or something too. the flight attendant started clearing trays and closing doors. just kinda battening down the hatches it. we are merely of the middle of the north atlantic we got word one of the towers had b
states we will be landing in gander. and i thought what? a call on september 11, i was flying from paris to dallas. i was the captain of a very large airplane it was a 777. it was a gorgeous day. ask my partner sue and i were coming home from paris. i was a passenger on air france zero zero four. flew into kazakhstan for an adoption and we adopted a little girl while they are. we left frankfurt on her way to dallas. it was flight 3299. we had already been out of the country for 25 days. we were more than anxious to get home. i was thinking it s a matter of hours now we will be home. we had family waiting for us. all the sudden all the flight attendants went white as a sheet. the plane slowed considerably, took a hard bank to the right. my first impression, i knew something was wrong. i thought there is probably another airplane nearby or something too. the flight attendant started clearing trays and closing doors. just kinda battening down the hatches it. we are
we could not take any of our luggage off because they were concerned there might be bombs on the luggage for they had no way to screen all about. so they said you can only take within the overhead compartment. so we had no luggage, we had a change of clothes. walmart, the drugstores, everybody stayed open 24 hours around-the-clock. people would drive up, come into the clubhouse and say who wants to go to walmart and you just me, me, me or who needs to do this? who needs that? the underwear section was cleaned out. because all of these passengers had no luggage. her expression on the underwear isle. hey what you doing here? expiring underwear at walmart for. thank god for walmart. next i did not have to worry how people were treated at the school break didn t have to
school break didn t have to worry how the people were treated at the church. because i knew they were treated with nothing but the utmost respect and care because people in newfoundland they would treat you as if you were their child. when you went to a gentleman s house to use the internet, as you are walking down the hall you look in the beds are stripped to the mattress. that is because we had all of their bed close at the lions club. would pick up people, bring back to your house say this is the shower. here s the bed if you want to go down there and lie down you can hear is the refrigerator. want to get a cup of coffee here s the coffee pot but we would go on about our business and lee people in our homes and let them enjoy. one day, at the lions club, my blood pressure was too high. and a nurse had taken my blood pressure. she was concerned. she took us to her home. walked in and of course they did not lock their doors. you just walk right in. she showed us around her house