Captain Future's Dreaming Up Daily: A Tragedy Still Alive

Saturday, November 22, 2008

A Tragedy Still Alive

A family in Dallas contemplates the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on its 45th anniversary, November 22. It looks like none of them had yet been born.

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Indie said...: My mom was rocking me quietly in a rocking chair, watching TV, when the announcement came. Everyone who was alive then still remembers the exact moment when they heard the news. It broke so many hearts.; 11:53 AM
Anonymous said...: We were in the hallway during HS lunch hour when the news was broadcast over the intercom. First a loud hush overtook the noisy teenage crowd and then quiet buzzing as we returned to class. It was my 16th birthday. I've now lived 45 birthdays with the ghost of that day.; 6:14 PM

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Saturday, November 22, 2008

A Tragedy Still Alive

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