Dear Readers,  I guess I have been found by NASA.  My husband and I have been invited to the launch of the Shuttle Discovery as NASA's guests at Cape Kennedy on Saturday, May 31, 2008.  Even though I worked as an Aerospace Engineer on the Apollo Project, I have never seen a live launch.  40 years of drought.  I worked on the Saturn V Rocket and I saw awesome test firings.    Did you know that 400,000 people worked on Apollo?  The only ones you hear about are the astronauts, cap com in Houston and the Grand Pooh Bahs who led the project.  Now, I am not talking about Dr. Werhner Von Braun. He was a really great guy and I was able to meet and talk to him.  Those of us (the remainder of the teams) were the Peons in the Pits. :o).  Please read my continuing story at: http://www.insidetheapolloproject.com.

Hi!  Did any of you know that this country is approaching the 40th Anniversary of the Apollo Moon Landing?  The date is July 20, 2008.  I have been chatting with many folks who like me worked on the Apollo project.  It was a great honor for me to have worked on the greatest project that mankind has ever achieved.  I bet William Shatner, Leonard Nemoy and the rest of the crew of the first "Star Trek"  series have no idea of how they influenced the Apollo mission.  After all, we too, were going "where no man had gone before".  If anyone reading this, does not believe that we went to the Moon, go see the Apollo Center at Cape Canaveral.  Did you know that over 400,000 people worked on the project?   It heartens my soul to know that many of you out there still have a love of space and daring exploration.  More is coming.     On another note I am offering a beautiful collection of sterling silver jewelry that I know you will like.

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