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Does anybody watch the TV show Greensburg? It is interesting to watch how people's reactions and thought process go in situations like that. I think one thing you do learn is that some people are just naturally born leaders. They just stand up when nobody else does and take the reins.
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Hi. I watched the introductory show. I used to live in Protection, KS and drove thru Greensburg on my way to Wichita. I left Kansas two yrs ago, so I missed the excitement. My son stayed back and helped with the clean-up a bit. What I have always wondered, there was a tractor implement store on the west end of town. Were all of the combines blown away in the tornado?
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I watched something online about a week ago....Very touching...
WE don't get the green network or whatever it's called. My Hubby grew up not far from Greensburg... |
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i've enjoyed most of planet green's programming.
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