ulrikft wrote: Beni wrote: ulrikft wrote: Gerry Szarek wrote: Ralph Conway wrote: dcmiller wrote:
I guess Ralphs date didn\'t go that well........
It did. But like most of us, we had to stand up at eight a clock in the morning, What is 8,5 hours ago. So Now after I developed a customers pics I am back again. Till she is back again. I think it will be early bedtime for me today, too. My clock rings at 10 minutes to 6 in the morning. I was not allowed to watch Neil when he did his small step (I was aged 8). But I want to be part of it, when Canon announces that giant leap for photographers.
My dad woke me up at some ungodly hour to watch Neil step on the moon, back before PR dictated when stuff happened.
I just read the book phases of gravity by Dan Simmons, it gave me a great look into your generation
You\'ll feel old when adults tell you that their parents weren\'t even born then. It\'s not that long to go....
Hehe, my father was born in -44.. Keep telling me how he lived trough the war
Both of my parents were born in the early fifties but my granddad went ashore on D-Day, never recovered mentally, became an alchoholic and drank himself into the grave. That said his father was so badly gassed at the Somme that he never left hospital. It\'s a rather different world now! I served in action but it was in a world where it wasn\'t the norm as it was in the first part of the last century. Very different psychological mindset to those centuries (basically all until the mid 1900\'s) were war and death was the norm in pretty much every generation.
It did. But like most of us, we had to stand up at eight a clock in the morning, What is 8,5 hours ago. So Now after I developed a customers pics I am back again. Till she is back again. I think it will be early bedtime for me today, too. My clock rings at 10 minutes to 6 in the morning. I was not allowed to watch Neil when he did his small step (I was aged 8). But I want to be part of it, when Canon announces that giant leap for photographers. 