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We will never forget. Even from across the pond, here in Upper Much-Mousing, there is a place in our hearts for thos that were lost, and those left behind.
Gentle purrs
ERin
It was my generation’s Pearl Harbor. I will always remember it; just like my parents’ generation remembered – and taught my brother and me about – Pearl Harbor.
Been watching the history Channel. Seeing things from different viewpoints than I had seen in the past. Huge gain in perspective but also so much more devastating 😢
I have worked for American Airlines for over 30 years, that was the worst day. For weeks afterward our headquarters building was covered with flowers from people driving by and dropping off bouquets, cards, teddy bears and all sorts of things in honor of the folks who died in those planes. I will never forget that day and pray that no one ever has to experience a day like that again.
Charlee: “Our Dada says he was in a meeting that day in the only room in the building that had a television, and someone came in and said to turn on the television, and that was the end of the meeting.”
I still remember vividly when I saw the news on TV….I was beyond shock.
Everyone remembers. This event shocked the world. It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years.
Our hearts still ache when we remember this day……we will NEVER forget.
Hugs, Pam and Teddy
It’s hard to believe that it’s been 20 years. I will never forget that beyond horrible day.
That is a nice tribute.
I don’t think there’s any way for anybody to forget this. Ever!
We were on vacation in Las Vegas on 9/11, such a tragic day in our history.
I do remember…and I remember strongly!
Never ever will we forget either, your memorial collage is purrfect
Hugs cecilia
We will never forget. Even from across the pond, here in Upper Much-Mousing, there is a place in our hearts for thos that were lost, and those left behind.
Gentle purrs
ERin
Those chilling memories linger still. 🙁
It was my generation’s Pearl Harbor. I will always remember it; just like my parents’ generation remembered – and taught my brother and me about – Pearl Harbor.
We’ll never forget that horrible time.
this big anniversary hit hard.
That was such a sad time in our history. XO
we will never forget……..didn’t blog this year…..but am watching Live Coverage…..it will always break my heart in a zillion pieces
Wonderful remembrance ~ Xo ~ so sad ~
Living in the moment,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Been watching the history Channel. Seeing things from different viewpoints than I had seen in the past. Huge gain in perspective but also so much more devastating 😢
Salute. I wanted to watch documentaries today of 9-11 but the hubs and step-son wanted to watch 13th Warrior. Maybe tonight.
We will never forget x
We will never, ever forget.
It was a sad day that changed our world forever.
Quite shocking.
Coffee is on and stay safe
I will never forget back 20 years ago…..no more so then I will forget 2020 for other reasons.
We remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when we saw and heard. Never, ever forget.
My heart still aches.
We remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when we saw and heard. Never, ever forget.
Pictures say it all. Never Forget!
I have worked for American Airlines for over 30 years, that was the worst day. For weeks afterward our headquarters building was covered with flowers from people driving by and dropping off bouquets, cards, teddy bears and all sorts of things in honor of the folks who died in those planes. I will never forget that day and pray that no one ever has to experience a day like that again.
We still remember here in Scotland too.
Charlee: “Our Dada says he was in a meeting that day in the only room in the building that had a television, and someone came in and said to turn on the television, and that was the end of the meeting.”
I think of loved ones lost everyday from 9-11, from the OKC Bombing and so many other tragedies we have had in our country and world.