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electric_blue68

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62. A virtual hand on the shoulder for all who lost, or were terrified they lost someone. Those....
Tue Sep 12, 2023, 01:48 AM
Sep 2023

traumatized by watching it on TV, or from a distance.
Those affected by the needless Iraq War. Etc. 😔

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Crandall gay texan Sep 2023 #1
I was walking around the other day. It was beautiful outside. LisaM Sep 2023 #2
That's the one thing that stands out clearly for me about that morning the weather Otto_Harper Sep 2023 #3
Yeah, me too. It was crystal-clear. JHB Sep 2023 #8
I was home from work that morning with a head-splitting migraine and was cursing the sun. catbyte Sep 2023 #14
It was a beautiful, clear sky in GA, too. My husband and I were driving back to NC. We had just japple Sep 2023 #16
It wasn't the start of a Fall day for me in south Texas, Ilsa Sep 2023 #21
The day before, I was pruning my xeriscape. It was 83/69 (San Antonio) LeftInTX Sep 2023 #45
I have the same problem with those days of silent beauty and "not a cloud in the sky" September days Backseat Driver Sep 2023 #57
I wrote part of a poem about that blue sky... electric_blue68 Sep 2023 #60
I remember lying in my bunk on my submarine... Shipwack Sep 2023 #4
California here. My daughter woke me up and ordered me to turn on CNN. There was TV where she worked Hekate Sep 2023 #5
my brother in law was in our ny office in on the 83rd floor moonshinegnomie Sep 2023 #6
My next door neighbor went to work as usual. No trace of her was ever found. Scrivener7 Sep 2023 #7
My nephew is on long term assignment in Kyiv DFW Sep 2023 #47
I was driving across town when I heard that a plane had flown into the WTC. My first thoughts Chainfire Sep 2023 #9
I'm with you Tickle Sep 2023 #29
A college acquaintance was one of the 3000+ TC 1 Sep 2023 #10
09/11 is hard for me Pacifist Patriot Sep 2023 #11
A guy that I knew from the days I worked in the financial industry died in the Twin Towers kimbutgar Sep 2023 #12
I was supposed to fly from Logan that day. cos dem Sep 2023 #13
I remember that I worked for an IT outfit and was getting ready to fly into NJersey for a SWBTATTReg Sep 2023 #15
My wife and I musclecar6 Sep 2023 #17
Those are the people I can't fathom. For the others, it was something that Scrivener7 Sep 2023 #20
I was in London on my way to the airport to return home when the taxi driver asked if I had Lonestarblue Sep 2023 #18
One of my most vivd memories of 9/11 happened the next day in London. momta Sep 2023 #24
Mine was the service at St. Paul's, which was broadcast to the masses of people outside Lonestarblue Sep 2023 #27
My husband was flying for United at that time. He'd gotten home... 3catwoman3 Sep 2023 #19
i was home when this hit the fan. am tolling my church bells 10 times in my mind AllaN01Bear Sep 2023 #22
I called my boys (who were 2nd and 5th grade) the night before calling them from NY airport. flying_wahini Sep 2023 #23
WTH were those educators thinking?!?! summer_in_TX Sep 2023 #39
I picked up my kids from schools in San Antonio. None of them knew anything about it LeftInTX Sep 2023 #46
My 18-year-old son had just joined the Marine Corps prior to 911. mommymarine2003 Sep 2023 #25
I was getting my oldest ready for kindergarten. (Colorado) momta Sep 2023 #26
I had the day off from work. Woke up early for a day off, around 7 am. wnylib Sep 2023 #28
My 18 year old daughter was 5 miles from Ground Zero... Trueblue Texan Sep 2023 #30
I was on a motorcycle trip through the Southwest, my wife was in the 1st trimester with our daughter R Merm Sep 2023 #31
I've heard so many stories from different people, having to do with 9/11 FakeNoose Sep 2023 #32
I like the part that he wasn't speaking to his MIL by then. So funny. flying_wahini Sep 2023 #42
I was at the dentist. She had turned on CNN and I watched that second plane hit the TWC over and over Rhiannon12866 Sep 2023 #33
I was on my way to the dentist. Behind the Aegis Sep 2023 #40
Yikes! Sounds like we had a similar experience Rhiannon12866 Sep 2023 #41
And NEVER forget all the bastards who said this was a false flag. Haggis 4 Breakfast Sep 2023 #34
Really, false flag my ass. flying_wahini Sep 2023 #43
Vivek was 16 at the time. He's full of it. LeftInTX Sep 2023 #49
+1 Effete Snob Sep 2023 #55
We used to have those types here on this site. Elessar Zappa Sep 2023 #56
I was at home with my wife when the news broke, MarineCombatEngineer Sep 2023 #35
Other memories. My daughter asked me if I knew whether dear friends & family were safe... Hekate Sep 2023 #36
PBS decided to keep its children's programming exactly the same. Mr Rogers did a PSA, too Hekate Sep 2023 #37
I didn't get that memo. LeftInTX Sep 2023 #50
That's the thing that kept going through my head JI7 Sep 2023 #38
Yes, Bush and Cheney and the PNAC people must have thought their Pearl Harbor attack flying_wahini Sep 2023 #44
I was in an office in downtown Brussels DFW Sep 2023 #48
I had a plane ticket at the time Skittles Sep 2023 #51
Yes, here we are at yet another anniversary... Hugin Sep 2023 #52
I was at work with my husband in Delaware woodsprite Sep 2023 #53
How many of those who died hated their jobs? ECL213 Sep 2023 #54
I repeat my goodbyes to the two friends I lost that FailureToCommunicate Sep 2023 #58
This was such a moving post LeftInTX Sep 2023 #59
(I was writing my loving the Two Tower post so late to this... electric_blue68 Sep 2023 #61
A virtual hand on the shoulder for all who lost, or were terrified they lost someone. Those.... electric_blue68 Sep 2023 #62
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