sorry. it's very late and i'm up to my sleep-encrusted eyeballs is goddam financial aid applications AND THEY'RE NOT EVEN FOR ME. my sister goes to an ivy league school and she's incompetent. do you know how many freakin' forms these people require?!?!? THE MADNESS MUST STOP I TELL YOU! and no MY MOTHER DOES NOT HAVE OTHER UNTAXED INCOME! WHY WOULD THE IRS LEAVE INCOME UNTAXED? THEY DON'T, AND SHE WOULD KNOW, SHE WORKED FOR THEM!!!!
okay, it's seriously percocet time for ellie. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Ellen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My boyfriend and I live in Boston, so that might not work, but I agree
with you about the safe time to fly thing. I think his bigger hangup
is reluctance to go overseas in what he calls a "volatile"
international climate. I'm still trying to decide if I want a
cultural vacation like London or if I want to go to a tropical island
somewhere. I get bored sitting on a beach all day, but it might be
fun to go somewhere relaxing rather than running around being a
tourist. Any recommendations?
--- In [email protected], Aaron Weintraub
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Wed, Apr 05, 2006 at 09:32:23PM -0000, Ellen wrote:
> > he's paranoid about the flying thing because of 9/11 believe it or
> > not, although he might be able to be convinced with enough
> > ammunition. A shorter, closer trip might be more likely to convince
>
> I realize I've been overtaken here by events (still catching up on
email), but I'd really have to say that now is probably the
> safest time to fly commercially. Anyways, if anyone else is afraid
to fly, let me know, and I will take them up for a flight
> myself in a Cessna. Guaranteed that they won't be scared of any
commercial airliner after that.
>
> aw
>
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