Thursday, September 10, 2009

Let Us Never Forget


5 comments:

  1. I will always remember just where I was that terrible morning 8 years ago. This is NOT a day of service...it is a time for remembering...



    Hugs,
    Jean

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  2. I remember the horror, the disbelief that something this horrendous had happened, and I remember that the American people came together in prayer, and in caring for each other. We did it from our hearts...it wasn't required of us by our government...we are a caring nation, and we will never forget!

    Mary

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  3. Thank you for posting this, Charlotte. Sometimes I think the prsent-day media would have us brush these images aside, as if under a rug.

    Horror... disbelief.. yes, all of that. Mostly, I remember the Fear when, in our 3-person office ... each of us with different cell-phone carriers ... were unable to get a signal to place a call. Only later did we learn that, because President Bush was being hustled out of our metro, the cell phone companies had paused any connectivity.

    Best,
    Myra

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  4. I agree Charlotte, we must never forget. I think as time goes by people tend to go back to the usual but I believe we still need to be vigilent. Our enemies have long term memories while we tend to think short term.

    I was getting ready to go to my bible study group that morning and I had the news on when they started broadcasting. Awful.

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  5. Thank you for this remembrance. We fell to our knees that day.

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