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Many years ago, I was on a flight to Dallas in route to my first permanent base in the Air Force. As we were leaving Atlanta, the flight crew always does the safety speech. A stewardess came up from the rear of the plane and was standing next to me. I recognized her as the older sister of a girl I went to school with. We talked most of the flight. Weather caused us to miss the connecting flight and she had 8 hours before her next flight so we sat in the lounge and talked. When she got back home, she drove out and talked with my parents most of Sunday afternoon. Haven't seen her since. After I got out of the Air Force, I went back to a factory job and her sister, the one from my class, worked in the office there and she would tell me some about her sister.
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