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My very unfavorite day of the year...so sad. But all my best wishes and condolences go to the survivors families, friends and to our military and their families!
Can hardly believe it's been 7 years.
Leeann Krikau
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I agree with every word you say Leeann, a very sad day for all those poor souls and all their families and friends. This world of ours should never know such cruelty. My condolences to all.
Hugs, Jane.
Yes that was the first thing I thought of this morning! Still so fresh on my mind yet it has been 7 years
sorry for my previous mistake.
it is a very sad day and one that sticks in my mind, i can still remeber exactly where i was when i heard the news.
even though i was 3,300 miles away, i have great sympathy for the familys of those that were lost and also great admaration for so many brave people.
its a shame that something so tragic was the reason to bring so many people together.
Kim,
I'm probaby the only one that saw it, knew it was a boo-boo.
Yeah, I know what you're saying. It's also 2 days before my birthday.
hugs,
Leeann
Leeann it was on my birthday that this happened. I refused all celebrations and didn't open cards or gifts for almost a week.
Hugs, Jane. :hug:
Jane,
yep, kind of messes with your mind a bit. I know it probably sounds selfish, but it's human nature I guess. I do have to say that 2 years ago when my husband and I spent that first 9/11 together, he wouldn't allow anything on tv to show the past events...just made sure that he switched the channel real quickly.
Happy Birthday to you Jane!!! Hope yours was a great one!
hugs,
Leeann
I was such a tragic day - I will never forget it. We were vacationing in Pennsylvania at the time and had just visited New York a month or two earlier. I think it was so much more real to us as we had been in that area, sight seeing. I feel incredibly sad for all of the families that were destroyed by 9/11 and hope they have found the strength to carry on.
hugs,
Brenda
Leeann,
Beautifully said.........................Thank you,Mikki
This is a day that no-one should ever forget it happened in New York but it changed the world. It doesn't seem like 7 years , feels like yesterday. Like the saying goes life goes on, but its different. My heart weeps for all those lost souls and their families. In Australia and New Zealand we have a saying for our heros lost in war "lest we forget".
Raewyn
I was born and raised in NYC. Even though I now live in Washington State, 9-11 hit me very hard, as I know it did many all over the globe. I felt very sad yesterday, remembering that fateful day. I will never let the memory lapse into the past. It needs to be remembered. I can't look at a picture of the Twin Towers without tearing up.
Yesterday I cried, I prayed, and I remembered. This thread means a great deal to me. I was gladdened when I found it, though that may sound odd. I hope you understand what I mean. 9-11 and all who perished needs to be honored and remembered, for always.
Laura
All of us must deal with memories and the people connected differently, but if you allow this to become some 'horrible' date. ...the terrorists by their own nature have won. They will have struck terror in your heart.
If you have lost a loved one connected with this, then please, by all means, do your grieving and mourning as you need...but the longer the terrorists succeed in having this remembered as a Terrorist Date...the longer they succeed.
We shouldn't keep terror and fear in our hearts, I agree.
But memories, we need to keep. The date, the heroes and the many lives lost must never be forgotten. Including the terrorist attack.
I feel the knowledge and the memories make us, as a nation, stronger.
They did not nor ever will succeed.
We must never forget.