Moonlightaholics

I was at a play last night Napoli Brooklyn. It was a bad and depressing play so I left at intermission but I knew the play took place in 1960 but I didn't know it dealt with the plane crash in Park Slope that I based my whole Forgiveness Sarah Whitley series. At the end of Act 1 each of the characters were at a terrible crossroads in their life and then the lights went out and the stage simulated the plane crash. The sounds, damage to buildings, flashing lights etc. I have to say it scared the hell out of me since I didn't know it was coming up I actually thought it was terrorism. There were signs saying there would be strobe lights and loud noises but in the context of today's world. I was unnerved.

However since that event was so pivotal to a lot of writing I did i wanted to bump this folder. When I was in the lobby they had pictures from the site and articles, one of which saying there was no memorial to the event. That may be true by I have pictures of a memorial to the only person who initially survived the crash. The child died the next day but there is a memorial plaque which I have in the topic of the real life crash. I sent the picture to the theater to let production know.

Jesus wept. There are simply no words.

Oh, Carol, what a shock it must have been for you! I'm glad you passed on the info about the memorial for the child. And thank you for bumping this folder.

Wow, Carol, that sounds terrifying. They could have been a little more specific with that warning.

It was nice of you to share the information you had with the theater.