I was in 2nd grade at McKinley Elementary school when the plane crashed, just a few blocks away. My house was one block away from the school, 3 blocks away from where the plane crashed. I remember it vividly. I looked out the second story window of my classroom and saw a helicopter landing on the playing field. They wouldn't let any of us students leave until our parents came and got us, for obvious reasons. I also remember how hot it was that day.

Shycloud, I have been in contact with Dave about the PSA documentary, I am trying to get out there this SEPT. I was a Marine Recruit and was an eyewitness to the whole thing. I have some other stuff to talk about if your interested. Cool page!!!!

later, Terry Wangler

David, very cool site. I didn't realize you were such a big part of the SD music scene. Good running into at Scotts B-day bash. If you get a chance come check out a "Stratosphere" show sometime. Kevin
<http://www.stratospheremusic.com>
<http://www.myspace.com/stratospheremusic>

Hey Dave,
Just wanted to say hi, I havenot talked to you in awhile. Hope all is good with you

Hi David,
Thanks for visiting my site and signing my guestbook. It was nice meeting you at the meetup! Your myspace page is great and is definately food for thought! You do great work.
Michelle

Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday dear Shycloud, happy birthday to you! :)

Hi David,

Tried to email you but bounces back so I am trying your guestbook. I think we are 3rd cousins, if you have a William Shelton Green, David Madison Green and a David Madison Green Jr. in you line then we are related. My GGrandpa John Alexander Green was an older brother of William Shelton Green.
Would love to hear from you.
Tressa Green
Rogerville, MO

Very nice website! Lots of great information and easy to read. Thanks for doing that!

Hey Everyone,

Let's get this thing rollin - where is everybody from the old days???? Keep in touch with me! I'd love to hear what everyone else is up to these days;)

Pax,

Mary

Hey...I thought I'd stop by and say hi, and check out this page. You Rock, and it's cool dude! Oh, by the way. If you have any pics of me, or video clips of shows I've done lights for...it would be cool if you let me know, I'm trying to put together a video resume. And maybe making a page for it. Not sure yet! Later, ~Bob~

Thanks for being such a strong supporter of the local music scene David!

Good to see you're still at it David.

Your BBS buddy from the early days....


Gerrit

DAVID-NOW THAT I SEE MY E-MAIL POSTED I SEE THAT I FORGOT ABOUT THE TIME DIFFERENCE. HERE IN LOUISIANA YESTERDAY WAS DANA'S B-DAY, BUT IN YOUR NECK OF THE WOODS I GUESS SHE STILL HAS ABOUT 20MIN. OF PARTYING LEFT.
DANA IF YOU READ DAVID'S SITE-
"HAPPY 40TH BIRTHDAY"

MONICA

ISN'T DANAMITE TRULY EXPLOSIVE!! I'M SO PROUD OF HER ACCOMPLISHMENTS. SHE HAS REALLY DONE GREAT. I AM AN OLD FRIEND FROM HER HOME TOWN.
JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW I ALSO ENJOYED YOUR SITE. I WILL VISIT IT AGAIN. IF YOU'RE A FRIEND OF DANA'S,YOU MUST BE ALRIGHT.

MONICA

P.S. DID YOU FORGET THAT YESTERDAY WAS DANA'S B-DAY?

I just discovered your site, and you seem like someone who needs to know about The A List at the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library. It is a series of social events for hip folks interested in art and music. The next one is Feb. 1 at 7:30pm. You can find out all about it at www.ljathenaeum.org.

Happy new year!

Just when you thought there was no moral support for us creative sorts...

hi David!! thanks so much for coming to Borders. it was wonderful meeting you!!
hugs,
marina :)

Hey hey! I was just checking out your site!! Thanks for everything you do for the local music scene!!!

:)
Andrea

Hey David..I got you linked up on my site!

:) k

A very brief missive, without even time to read the site (but I hope I'll get to that soon enough). The quick catch-up: I'm now halfway through a double degree at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, leaving me 2 more years here, with PhD work to follow, I expect. But in the immediate future, I'm leaving tomorrow for a week of God-knows-what in Black Rock Desert, my first time going to Burning Man. So: talk about creative sorts--something like 35,000 people bringing their own food & water to live in the Nevada desert. Much to tell after, no doubt (though there's no telling how much of what happens in the desert will of neccessity stay in the desert, to borrow a marketing catchphrase!). Anyway, more later!