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Welcome back to GrandpaKirk's!
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We still exist - though we have been dormant for a few years. Covid - among other things, had us redirecting our priorities. Life is great! We are going to try to get back on track in here. |
New friends and new projects are always keeping us busy. We shall ponder reigniting the store efforts in the future. I am pretty sure I broke the store. I should be spending more time working on it soon. The power of positive thinking! |
Hoping you all continue to have GREAT Hair Days! Regardless of the season. |
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all of which will be brought to your attention as we progress.
We are still working on re-creating our original page
that shows the destruction of one of the passenger boarding
bridges that was used to board the first flight that went into the
World Trade Center on 9-11-2001.
Details are on the page listed here.
As with many of our projects,
this too is a work in progress and
more content will be added as it is compiled.
Word of the Day
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Please take a few minutes to visit some of the sites
we have created and are creating.
There are some very interesting posts on the History Blog listed above left.
Enjoy your browsing.
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It appears that we might have overlooked a bit of spelling here and there.
Oops. Please let us know if you see something that needs to be addressed?
After all, 'If you see something, maybe it IS something'!
Thanks
can not be defeated by it.
Ayn Rand
Surely, your joking Mr. Feynman.
Say a prayer, for the Pretender, who started out so young and strong,
only to surrender... Jackson Browne
This man, born of middle class parents, had long hair and a beard.
He was a pacifist, a member of a minority group, and considered a social dropout.
He worked with his hands and was hated by the establishment, who eventually executed him.