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Post by Marie on Sept 11, 2005 5:04:23 GMT -5
It was 4 years ago that we faced one of the worst days in American history. Up until then, terrorism was something that happened in distant places but that day it was happening in our own country. It took a while for me to believe it--it had to be a hoax. But sadly it was not.  I would like to take time to remember all those that were lost that day. Their deaths will not be forgotten. |
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Post by ChamZilla on Sept 11, 2005 11:06:49 GMT -5
Deffinatly this is a memorial day. I remember exactly where I was four years ago on this day. I was in a grave yard cutting down trees. Only being 1 hour from the US boarder we saw the fighter jets circle over our heads. It was a very sad day in history.
To all those who lost there lives or lost a loved one, we will remember you!
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Post by Steven on Sept 11, 2005 12:11:18 GMT -5
The people who lost their lives or loved ones will never be forgotten and we will always keep you in our hearts!
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Post by Patrick Kubeja on Sept 13, 2005 5:57:21 GMT -5
Yes I will never forget that Day it is a long story, I will try to make it short
That weekend my X-wife was going to New York for some Job related schooling and it took her sister and me a week to talk her in to getting on a plane. However, she finally did say she would go. Therefore, that Sunday we drove her to the airport and she left. I did not know where she was in NY. Then the Twin Tower was hit and all planes were grounded the School was called off and she wanted to come home Now! Well When My X-wife Said Now she meant it. No one could get in or out of NY. They had all the Bridges closed down afraid the bridges would be next. So, I hopped in my car and Drove 12 hours to find a way in to NY to pick her up to Bring her home.
Like I said these is Short version
However, I will never forget that day!
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