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[jazzfish]

my father called about an hour ago. he'd managed to get out of DC and was at home.
so that's good at least.

why yes, it *is* overly selfish of me to be relieved that my father's safe. deal.

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[skreidle.livejournal.com]

Sounds reasonable to me.. family and friends are of the most direct importance to most people, not hundreds or thousands of people you've never met and never will. You can sympathize or empathize with them, but it doesn't hold the same meaning as knowing your loved ones are safe.

[kittenchan.livejournal.com]

I'm glad to hear that your father is well. I've added you as a friend in my journal.

Lisa

thank god

[scathach.livejournal.com]

--There's one more person I can cross off my list of people I was worried sick about. I'm glad to hear your father is alive and well. I couldn't remember where in DC he was working anymore, and feared the worst.

My dad sat in his office yesterday, a mile from the pentagon, and watched the smoke rising as he tried to do his job. He missed being on the 394 ramp that runs by the building minutes before the plane hit. Thank god for miracles.