| Monday, September 11, 2006 |
| Remembering.... |
| I remember exactly where I was September 11, 2001. In a classroom full of students. It was my second year teaching, it was second period and we were going about our day just like normal. Then, a friend and fellow teacher came down to my room and told me what happened. I was like...you're lying...no way. At this point, only the first tower had been hit. I turned the TV on in my room and probably about 10 minutes later, the second plane hit and we (me and my students) couldn't believe it was real.I watched the movie United 93 on DVD Saturday. My husband bought it last week I think, but I wanted to wait to watch it. (I'll tell you another story about my hubby's hobby/obsession with DVD's another day.) It was hard to watch a movie that you already knew the outcome to. But seeing the background stuff at the FCC and with the air-traffic controllers and the military was really eye opening. If it was true, boy I sure hope they've improved since then. Well, I honor and salute those who lost their lives that day and hope their families are coping with the loss.I decided that I was going to start posting my daily progress with the WIPs I*ve been working on. Hopefully, this will help me keep mywriting butt in gear and stop being a slacker. LOLRobyn Hood Death for Dessert Under Cover |
posted by Lyric James @ 7:30 AM  |
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Me too! I can still remember what I was doing that day. Strangely enough I don't turn on the tv or the radio normally at all during the day but I did and saw just when everything collapsed. I still get tears in my ears whenever I think about it. My prayers always with those affected by this day.
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Of course, while typing this I got tears in my "eyes" so..the typo form about. Groan.
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Yes, it is a sad day to remembering.
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It is a heart_ending day and hopefully will make a positive difference in each of our lives.
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I remember the moment I learnt the news. My heart goes out to all who lost thier loved ones in the act of devastation.
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Me too! I can still remember what I was doing that day. Strangely enough I don't turn on the tv or the radio normally at all during the day but I did and saw just when everything collapsed. I still get tears in my ears whenever I think about it. My prayers always with those affected by this day.