Jackie's handwritten schedule for today and tomorrow:

[Tomconroy]

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[question everything]

1. I will never forget these days

[wnylib]

11. None of us will. Not something that's forgettable.

It affected all of us who were old enough to understand.

I was 14 years old. I was home sick from school that morning, but by noon I felt well enough to move from the bedroom to the living room couch. So I was watching TV when the first news flash came on. Followed all of it all weekend and the funeral on the following Monday.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

2. Interesting handwriting. Remember mixing cursive

with printed words sign of intelligence.

See who needs computers. Lol

[ChazII]

5. I mix cursive with print

but I don't ever remember hearing it was a sign of intelligence.

[wnylib]

8. I've read that it's an indicator of creativity.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

13. Think you're right. Creativity, people in a hurry, people

who are flexible. Nothing about intelligence. My bad

[Laura PourMeADrink]

12. Now you know you're a brainiac!!!:)

[niyad]

3. Tears.

[Pantagruel]

4. Who preserved this?

[Tomconroy]

6. I'm guessing it's at the JFK Library. Most of their collection is on line.

I've actually done research there while sitting in my easy chair.

[gratuitous]

10. Found it in Melania's underwear drawer?

Or at least that will be the story breathlessly, deathlessly circulating among the Trumperatti by sundown.

[catbyte]

7. Heartbreaking when you know what's going to happen the next day.

[Spazito]

9. It takes one's breath away to read this...

it takes me right back to hearing about the assassination on that horrific day. I was 10 years old.