Short Introduction

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Hi All
Was told a short introduction was in order and so here it is.  I have a love
of anything in the sky that moves.  I kept this to myself mostly because not
a lot of people seemed interested and because I for a long time didn't know
of tracking programs and the fun that they bring.  I use MO3.  We live in
Northwest Indiana just outside of Chicago.  We have about 5 acres on a river
and are able to go down below "the hill" and therefore block out a lot of
light problems.  We are at Lat 41.5542N and Long 87.2625W.  I am a letter
carrier of all things for the USPS and my husband is RETIRED which I hope to
join in about 3 years.  Has anyone heard of the Spike O'dell radio show on
WGN out of Chicago??  He is more of a geek than I.
We don't get to see a lot of the shuttles because of the inclination but are
looking forward to the next hookup with the Mir.
blm  

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