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<blockquote data-quote="Nancy" data-source="post: 444478" data-attributes="member: 59"><p>Omg donna, I thought I was the only one who experienced those things. We hid under our desks with our arms over our heads too. We were told to hold our breaths for as long as we could and soon helicopters from Canada would come to save us. And I never did understand why elementary schools were the target. We were told to never leave home mad at our parents because we may never see them again. We were told that the communists were going to come and ask us if we were catholic and if we said yes we would be shot and if we said no we would live but go to h*ll. I had nightmares for years and worried myself sick. It's no wonder we didn't all grow up scarred for life.</p><p></p><p>That was a very touching story of your friend. The book sounds like a wonderful keepsake. I wish our old neighborhood had done the same. It was a very old ethnic place with a lot of those hushed stories. </p><p></p><p>Nancy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nancy, post: 444478, member: 59"] Omg donna, I thought I was the only one who experienced those things. We hid under our desks with our arms over our heads too. We were told to hold our breaths for as long as we could and soon helicopters from Canada would come to save us. And I never did understand why elementary schools were the target. We were told to never leave home mad at our parents because we may never see them again. We were told that the communists were going to come and ask us if we were catholic and if we said yes we would be shot and if we said no we would live but go to h*ll. I had nightmares for years and worried myself sick. It's no wonder we didn't all grow up scarred for life. That was a very touching story of your friend. The book sounds like a wonderful keepsake. I wish our old neighborhood had done the same. It was a very old ethnic place with a lot of those hushed stories. Nancy [/QUOTE]
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