to the fallen....9/11

[randallscott35]

My neighbor, 29 years old died. I see his mother a lot and it breaks my heart to see how the loss has runied her life. Her happiness is non existent.

[SentToStud]

Thanks, Hooves.

The things we take for granted....

A day to reflect... to call and reconnect with an old friend ... to put aside trivial differences with a family member ... to do something something that makes a difference in someone else's life.

[Downthestretch55]

Hooves,
Well said!
May all the heros be remembered for their unselfishness, and all the victims of hatred remembered with love.
DTS

[Dunbar]

Very nicely said, Hooves. Something we can all agree on, for sure.

I often try to think what it must have been like to have been on Flight 93.

--Dunbar

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Dunbar

Very nicely said, Hooves. Something we can all agree on, for sure.

I often try to think what it must have been like to have been on Flight 93.

--Dunbar

They were heroes.

Very well said, Hooves. Thank you for posting that.

[ddthetide]

Originally Posted by Dunbar

Very nicely said, Hooves. Something we can all agree on, for sure.

I often try to think what it must have been like to have been on Flight 93.

--Dunbar

in april of 1775 the Minutemen stood on Lexington Green and made America's first stand against the British. Sept 11, 2001 the passengers of Flight 93 made Americas FIRST stand in the fight against terorizm! Patroits each and everyone!

Everytime I think i've dealed with the horrific events of that day, I see something on television and realize that many of the same emotions I had that morning are still very near the surface. I was watching The View this morning (dont judge!), and they had a very nice tribute and some very interesting first-hand accounts about 9/11 from their own experiences living in the city at the time.

My heart, prayers and unlimited gratitude, admiration and sympathy go out to all the heros, families and victims that were forever affected by September 11, 2001.