Joe, I think what you try to say here is mainly that we all antique car lovers also have a passion for the perfect relax time to do this fun job of restouring cars with the company of our families and friends during our weekends and free time which kind of give us the sense of camarade spirit and then when this attacked happenned we all(fordwardlist group) automatically started to send notes to each other as part, not only of a kinf of autopart shared/wanting email but as part of the human nature to now share our real feelings of the poeple behind the car project We found something here man... Esteban Briz ECUADOR > > From: Joe and Nancy M <joeandnancy@GEOCITIES.COM> > Date: 2001/09/13 Thu AM 08:50:11 EST > To: L-FORWARDLOOK@LISTS.PSU.EDU > Subject: [FWDLK] New York and Washington > > I have tried to keep my response regarding the attack off the list; I can not express my thoughts or sentiments any better than what has already been done. I am especially grateful for all the support and encouragement from list members around the world. > > I finally felt I had to post because I expect list activity will slowly start to move back to normal correspondence and the one thing I did want to really want everyone on this list to know is that none of the other lists I belong to have had this sense of community and kinship that we have experienced on this list. I think it says a lot about the great group of people on this list and the global community we have created here together. > > Joe. > http://www.infopage.com/plymouth/ - 55 Plymouth Belvedere 2dr Club Coupe V8 Auto Red/WHITE Sport Tone. > http://www.infopage.com/vw/ - Nancy's 66 Karmann Ghia Cabriolet (A Forward Look cousin!) > http://www.infopage.com/buick/ - 63 Buick LeSabre Convertible > > >
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