We take a few moments today to remember 911. Freedom is never free.
Remember 911
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Honoring those who ran toward instead of away from harm's way on that terrible day.
Something that is never going to be forgotten by me. I still believe that this day should be a national holiday- not to celebrate but to remember.
Throughout history the path to peace has been littered with the dead. R.I.P. all.
I'll never forget.......thanks to arista for starting this thread!
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Sixteen years - a lot has happened since that day (I wanted to say "fateful day" but somehow it just did not sound right) I could picture Mr. King editing my sentence and crossing out the word "fateful".
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
No kidding - it happens to fall on a Monday this year as well - I have today off but I just finished a five day stint so it's my regular day off.
911 was what made my son-in-law want to join the Army and he did.
Thank him for his services from me, Linda!
I will. It sure doesn't seem ,hes been in 16 years.
...add my thanks to Dana's....
The History channel is showing a documentary now - movie titled '102 Minutes That Changed America'
It's difficult to watch it all unfold as it happened.
It's difficult to watch it all unfold as it happened.