Mancat Monday:  Patriot Day ~ Always Remember

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Hello everyone, I hope y’all are doing okay.  Today is Patriot Day and we’re all pausing to remember those lost during the horrific attacks on our Country on September 11, 2001.  Us kitties we’re around then but our peeps were and I can tell you that they will never forget.  Hopefully, the world won’t either.

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35 Replies to “Mancat Monday:  Patriot Day ~ Always Remember”

  1. Thank you for this reminder in this tribute. I will never forget that morning staring at the television and seeing that second plane hit the second tower.

  2. Mom says she will never forget, but it is a different memory for her since she was not living in the US at the time. It was different in Europe when it all happened.

  3. I will never forget the first sight of it on TV and all that came after, even so many years have passed it is imprinted in the minds of most people on this planet.

  4. If you’ve ever read “Homer’s Odyssey” by Gwen Cooper, you’ll understand the panic of a person who’s cats were left unattended because of the devastation in New York.
    While the rest of us watched our televisions, and experienced the feelings of loss for all those who didn’t make it to 9/12, and the outpouring of humanity from the frontline folks.

  5. I will never forget this day. I was still working and it was a surreal day. Love this post.

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  6. Were never going to forget that day or the lasting feelings afterwards … I read Homer’s Odyssey too and I can imagine what Gwen went through before she knew Homer was safe.

  7. It was an awful, heart-shattering day. Aside from all the lives lost – both two- and four-legged – it was a stark reminder of the simple truth: those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it. The lessons of Pearl Harbor were ignored by those who could have prevented or at least limited the tragedies of 9/11. 💔💔😢😢

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