A friend of mine just died. Helicopter crash, no survivors.
Damn, damn, damn, damn, damn.
I was closer to his wife than to him, so I guess I should say a friend of mine just lost her husband. She's a wreck right now. Hasn't eaten for a day, that sort of thing.
Damn.
Some phone calls you just don't want to get. Ugh. Sigh.
Now comes the rounds of telephoning, the staying with her so that she will eat, the organizing some kind of memorial...
Damn.
Damn, damn, damn, damn, damn.
I was closer to his wife than to him, so I guess I should say a friend of mine just lost her husband. She's a wreck right now. Hasn't eaten for a day, that sort of thing.
Damn.
Some phone calls you just don't want to get. Ugh. Sigh.
Now comes the rounds of telephoning, the staying with her so that she will eat, the organizing some kind of memorial...
Damn.
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Bleagh, rotten day today.
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If there is anythig I can do, please let me know.
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{{{HUGS}}}
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I know I don't have to tell you this, but I'll remind you that air travel is statistically the safest way to get from one place to another. I realize that when something goes wrong, the results can get really bad really fast though.
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Hmm, lemme rephrase that: with the Lycoming crank AD, people I care about are now more likely to fly commercial. ;-)
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tellshow her there are still people who care about her, and we're here for her when she needs us...no subject
We were just saying earlier today that bad shit comes in clumps.
::HUGS::
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*hugs*
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I gotta wonder about the other guy who was in the helicopter too. I don't know how many loved ones he left behind. :-(
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He was a good pilot. Better'n me. :-( :-(
Now I get to try to concentrate at work, yee ha. :-J
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I keep trying scenarios on in my mind. Maybe this happened. Maybe that happened. The preliminary FAA report has very little, of course, this soon.
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siiiiiiigh. He loved flying. Had emergency floats on, so even when he flew over water he'd have a landing spot available. The helicopter was found in a lake, upside down, pontoons deployed. Clearly he knew there was trouble and was trying to land it...
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http://www.astna.org/concern/flightforlife1.html
I still cry when I read that. She was an amazing person, doing what she *loved* to do.
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