Always rescue first. Had someone been there when my son was dieing, he might still be here today. The ground was still warm under his body when they found him. As a mother, I would trade every photo ever taken in all the universe to have him back. I have never lost a sibling, Lea, but I know the sting that loss of a loved one brings. On a much lighter note, posterboard and rubber cement are a great way to save money when making your cards. Also, postage for cards only should be somewhat less money. What a wonderful way to juice up the list! I'm ready to go! BTW- I only counted 38 names including mine. Did I count right? Shyrell Hans Klemmer said: > Hi Lea, > I'm sorry for the insensitive signature, I had not thought about the > situation you are in. I am sorry for your loss. > For whatever it is worth, I spent nearly 20 years as a firefighter/ > paramedic just outside of Chicago. During that time I was also our > department photographer and I never hesitated for even a second > wondering whether to shoot or to rescue. > > Sincerely, > Hans Klemmer > On Apr 9, 2007, at 2:55 PM, rmh wrote: >
