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magical thyme

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13. I was at work
Wed Jan 28, 2015, 12:00 PM
Jan 2015

it was my 1st year or so as an employee at DEC. I was watching it on a tiny teevee with one of my bosses in his office.

One of those times I guess that you always remember exactly where you were; what you were doing.

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RIP the crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger [View all] Are_grits_groceries Jan 2015 OP
I remember that day shenmue Jan 2015 #1
I will never forget when they interviewed Krista McCullough's roguevalley Jan 2015 #20
I was in Korea on that day MrScorpio Jan 2015 #2
I remember. cwydro Jan 2015 #3
What is weird is that I remember another crash yeoman6987 Jan 2015 #30
February 1, 2003. Terra Alta Jan 2015 #33
No explosion...... Rocket_Scientist65 Jan 2015 #37
I can't believe it's been 29 years. I remember seeing the video on the Nay Jan 2015 #4
I remember exactly where I was when it happened davidpdx Jan 2015 #5
I know exactly where I was as well. eggplant Jan 2015 #10
I was at high school watching the launch davidpdx Jan 2015 #36
I was watching in my little apartment that day malaise Jan 2015 #6
I remember hearing it on my car radio treestar Jan 2015 #7
Sitting in a big lecture in college Bettie Jan 2015 #8
We had a snow day that fateful day so I had the TV on.... riversedge Jan 2015 #9
I was in 4th grade. We were watching the launch Recursion Jan 2015 #11
Was in fifth grade ProudToBeBlueInRhody Jan 2015 #12
I was at work magical thyme Jan 2015 #13
I remember this day every day... virgdem Jan 2015 #14
It's going to sound cliche, christx30 Jan 2015 #15
I saw it from about a hundred miles away. lpbk2713 Jan 2015 #16
We were about 40 miles away OriginalGeek Jan 2015 #17
Please pardon the tin foil hat but... teamster633 Jan 2015 #18
I remember that, the push to launch versus readiness Lars39 Jan 2015 #32
The O-rings were compromised by the low temperatures. teamster633 Jan 2015 #34
I remember the day. Very sad. kairos12 Jan 2015 #19
I recall getting to university at around 10:30 am kentauros Jan 2015 #21
I was in my 9th grade Latin class. When the principal came on the petronius Jan 2015 #22
I was in 2nd grade watching it live. hrmjustin Jan 2015 #23
It does seem like yesterday tenderfoot Jan 2015 #24
I remember it very well LiberalElite Jan 2015 #25
I was in 4th grade, watching the launch in school. NT a la izquierda Jan 2015 #26
night worker; my clock radio woke me up on news station Skittles Jan 2015 #27
In honor of the astronauts of the Challenger, John Denver wrote this song oregonjen Jan 2015 #28
I was a Junior going to Chemistry class yeoman6987 Jan 2015 #29
I was just 4 years old, so I don't have any memories of when it happened Terra Alta Jan 2015 #31
"obviously a major malfunction" I always remember that quote. Nt Logical Jan 2015 #35
I remember that very well. logosoco Jan 2015 #38
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