Remembering 9-11
I will never forget turning on the television that morning and not believing what I was seeing.
I will never forget the long day that I stumbled through my workday.
I will never forget working on what may happen next and acting accordingly.
The video below still makes me cry. So many little ones waited for their mom/dad/brother/sister or other family member(s) to come home.
Twenty Five years ago…
A Day I Will Never Forget
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We knew that this was going to be a hard day and the tears have begun. What a beautiful video, Miss Sandee♥
Same here. Scritches to Duke. 🙂
Tantos anos se passaram já e ninguém pode esquecer!
Foi terrível! beijos, chica
We should never forget. Hugs, Chica. 🙂
Remembering with you, Sandee.
Yes indeed, my friend. 🙂
A very sad day. What a beautiful video
A very beautiful video. Always makes me tear up. 🙂
I will always remember in fact I remember where I was do you?
Yes, I know exactly where I was when I learned of these horrific deeds. 🙂
It was afternoon in Germany where Mom lived at the time of 9/11. She turned on the car and it was on the radio. She assumed a plane had accidentally hit the tower as having been a flight attendant for eleven years she always disliked how close planes flew to tall buildings on approach. As she drove home she realized it was not an accident. She was glued to CNN for days and was also happy she lived in another country at the time. Such a scary and sad day.
It was a horrific day. I will never forget. Scritches to the pups. 🙂
That day changed a great deal of the world we live in.
It sure did. 🙂
Such a sad and scary day…
I was in a fog for most of the day. 🙂
Patriot’s Day is always hard, today being the 25th anniversary is even more so. I still cannot comprehend the perpetrators have not faced justice. So inconceivable. Sending tender thoughts of comfort to the survivors and all those directly impacted by this anniversary.
Bless those that were left behind. Love and hugs to you and lots of scritches to handsome Wilson. 🙂
Hard to believe it’s been 25 years.
It sure is. A horrible day. 🙂
I love you my Only. I remember. Your Loving Husband.
We were together that morning. I love you, my Forever. 🙂
That day was such a shock for everyone, and one that will always be remembered. I didn’t realize it had been 25 years, when it still seems so vivid in my mind of that day. <3
Yes it’s been 25 years. It’s still raw to me. 🙂
I couldn’t watch the video. It’s hard enough remembering where I was, what I was doing and the shock and horror of it all.
It’s a sad video. Always makes me cry. Scritches to the pups and a hug to you. 🙂
What a tear jerker! I think of all the children who grew up without a mommy or daddy who never had the chance to fully love them and then I think of kids who did get the chance, instead of loving find constant fault. The second group should be ashamed of themselves because the first set was cheated. Americans need to push back against terrorism at every chance. God bless those directly affected that day and may God bless our country so this will never happen again!
Yes we need to pushback for sure. It was a horrific day in our history. Love and hugs, Cathy. 🙂
I could never forget such a sad day. Beautiful video. I’m still crying after watching it.
The video is most sad. I always cry when I hear it. Happy day and weekend, Yvonne. 🙂
Sandee and Zane…thank you for your dedication to your job to protect and serve…it is truly a life calling. Each time to this day I thank first responders for their service each time I see them when I’m out and about
I will never ever forget either. I’ve been watching some documentaries from survivors over the last few days…may paying tribute to the families of the coworkers who lost their lives.
Hugs Cecilia
Thank you, my friend. Law enforcement is often vilified anymore. Such a shame. Love and hugs. 🙂
There is no way in the world I could ever forget that horrible day.
That makes two of us. Have a blessed day and weekend. 🙂
Juan seeing that picture for the video brought tears to the backs of my eyes.
I’m been teary eyed all day. Happy day and weekend. 🙂
I have no words………..that was beautiful and heartbreaking. May we all never forget.
Yes the video is beautiful and heartbreaking. Happy day and weekend, Caren. Love and hugs to you and lots of scritches to the boys. 🙂
That day is still so fresh in my mind it’s like it was yesterday.
I feel the same. Happy day and weekend, my friend. Scritches to Mudpie. 🙂
I still grieve, and I grieve over the state of our world.
Yes on both counts. Love you, my friend. 🙂
So many memories
Yes, so many. Scritches to Pixie. 🙂
A sad day we will never forget! 😢 Such a poignant video… 💔
A very sad day. Happy weekend, Debbie. 🙂
Remembering with you, Sandee. Such a sad day for our country, and we will never forget.
A very sad day in our history. I will never forget that day. 🙂
We shall never forget, never, never. So good to have been with my honey and shared our outrage and sorrow together.
Same here. We will never forget. 🙂
Our Peep has no memory at all of that day. She was in a bad car accident about 5 days before and got a severe head injury. Mom does not remember anything about that winter (she lost about 9 months). She does remember the first anniversary though and was horrified. Keep being awesome!
We love you mom to the moon and back. Scritches all around, a smooch to Marvelous Marv and a big hug to mom. 🙂
No way can I watch the video. I’m weepy enough today as it is. lol Hugs and best wishes, my dear.
That video always makes me cry. Love you. 🙂
It’s a beautiful tribute, Sandee. What a horrible, horrible day. So many weird and awful memories. I can remember all the details of that day. I hope we’ve learned from it. Hugs.
Thank you, Beth. A horrific day. 🙂
It is still profoundly sad all of these years later. My students didn’t want to do a mini-lesson on it, but we surely did, and there weren’t many dry eyes in the room when we were done. That day was so very tragic and those who were unfortunate enough to not come home deserve to be remembered.
History needs to be told. Love you, my friend. 🙂