That was touching...

Just my own thoughts Doug xo :)

You know, Kaybee...I was in New York today...and I went to Ellis Island and saw the Statue of Liberty...I live in New Jersey and I go to NY frequently, but I hadn't gone to see Miss Liberty in a long time...there were huge crowds of people there from all over the world....it was touching...and on my way home, I passed the spot on the highway that has the illuminated spotlights that commemorate the towers....funny to come home and read this lovely tribute from an Aussie friend...thank you so much!

It's just nice to know you are not alone ff. Many around the world genuinely care and you are very welcome my friend xo :)

On 9/11 I was heading home in the N.East and was stuck in traffic in Washington,D.C.
Soon military and unmarked Govt. vechicles were racing around us. I then turned on the radio and learned what had happened to the Pentagon in D.C.(and saw the smoke rising) and the Towers in N.Y. I admit I was a little scared not knowing if more was coming. Later that day I passed the burning rubble of the Towers, that just two days before I had seen in their shining glory. It sticks today,like it was just yesterday. Thanks KB for your remembrance.

Those events in life which have a lasting impact on us often do feel as if it were only yesterday cabinfever. You are in my thoughts xo :)

I think it's safe to say everyone can remember where the were when 9/11. It's touching to hear that the Aussies remember just as well as us Americans. I was in my first hour class my junior year of High School...Spanish 3. haha. And the rest of the day we just sat in our classes and watched the news. No lessons were given.

Thank you for this post, Karen.

That was touching, it's amazing how one event shook the world. I will always remember that day as well because I was in such disbelief.

~ Excellent Tribute ~

Thank YOU.

Thank you for a touching tribute! It's amazing how one event leaves us all remembering the exact place that we were. I was a Junior in high school in my English Class. The rest of the day we sat glued to the tv's with the option of going home and being with our family. Thank you for this once again.

Thank you for this beautiful post of remembrance.
Peace.

Thank you, we all have our memories of that horrific day embedded in us forever!

Wonderful tribute to such a horrible day. Thank you

Very lovely Kaybee. I will never forget... I still tap the clock when it strike 9:11 and I see it. Just my own personal way to tell those brave souls I still think about them. (((hugs))

Now that I'm finally able to log back into thoughts... you are all very welcome. I just wanted you to know the world doesn't forget! xo :)

Friends with Australia forever!

Thank you. This was a beautiful post and tribute!