It's still hard when you see the people, and they don't come to our church. ... While we're not raw and bleeding to the bone, there's still a few tender spots.

Some people were deeply hurt. Several people from church left, after years and years of feeling like they're part of the body. It felt like an amputation.

It's been a long road. You go to church to feel as if you belong to something, you're part of something.

When people grow up with something always being a part of their life, they tend to be complacent.

We have a new middle name. Call us the Lady 'One bad inning' Tigers. Two runs is not hard to pick up. But the third inning -- and that's what it's been all season. The girls know that.

The chances are very good that it's not the emissions we know about that are really bothering people, but rather the compounds that result when the emitted chemicals react with ozone. That could be quite significant in urban areas like Atlanta that have high levels of ground-level ozone.