Jim, You thinking about doing any type of special bottling in rememberance of this? Dave EngineCo84 - Riverside County Fire > I wish to thank everyone for their notes and wish that I could respond > to all individually. CaJohn I'll deal privately with ;-) > > As to firefighter donations, I think the money would be MUCH better > given to the poor carpet sweepers, window washers, maintainance workers > and clerks families. All firefigter families who lost members will > receive Federal Death Benefits, State Public Safety Officer Death > Benefits, Union Death Benefits, Pension Benefits and probably > Departmental Life Insurance as well as whatever coverage they had > themselves. At least one major corp has already donated a sizeable > amount as have other individuals. They died doing what they loved and > knew full well that that risk is part of such a noble job. I'm more > concerned about those other folks who have no such benefits. A temp > from the secretarial pool has other expectations of a day a work.... > > Open Fields is still scheduled and no changes are planned. In a good > news/bad news sort of thing, recovery at the Pentagon is going to be so > long and involved it will be days after the open fields before it looks > like I'll be heading east. As I suspected from the photos, the impact > point was directly into his office. I would ask that all who attend the > open fields not let all this stuff take the smile from their face or the > laughter from the gathering. > > I'm shuttling the first loads of chiles out of the fields all day > today. I've got TONS of orange hab, which did really well this year. > Cayennes & Japs look good too. The Red Savina(R) look really good > also- I just wish they'd hurry up and ripen! The RS are about chest > high already. I'll see if I can't get pics posted. > > Thanks again to all & see you in a few short weeks. > > -Jim C > Mild to Wild > > Lieutenant, Engine 113 > Local 416, Indianapolis >