In Remembrance - 9/11
May the memories one day heal a weeping nation.17 total reviews
Comment from Marvin Calloway
This a great reminder of what we have lost and what we should always remember.
Your words are inspiring. I could sense your tears.
Marv
reply by the author on 14-Sep-2016
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This a great reminder of what we have lost and what we should always remember.
Your words are inspiring. I could sense your tears.
Marv
Comment Written 14-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 14-Sep-2016
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Thank you, Marvin, for your considerate review. One of my favorites on this piece. Thank you for the read and excellent rating. Much appreciated!
Comment from Judy Couch
This expresses the sentiments of a lot of Americans. Then we have athletes, making lots of money, and refusing to show respect for the flag. It makes me sick.
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2016
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This expresses the sentiments of a lot of Americans. Then we have athletes, making lots of money, and refusing to show respect for the flag. It makes me sick.
Comment Written 13-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2016
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Thank you, Judy, for your RR&R of my 9/11 piece. I couldn't agree more. Too bad there aren't more Pat Tillman's than Colin Kaepernick's in the world, and this country. Have a great evening, Judy.
Comment from AnnaLinda
Mary,
I appreciate you sharing this piece that you wrote a few years ago.
Certainly it is fitting to share on this 15th anniversary of the 9/11
tragedy. You did a great job of writing about your personal experience
at the time and also how it effected others and our entire country.
May we all wake up and "Honor. Defend. Protect the homeland"
Thank you sending this out to us,
Linda
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Mary,
I appreciate you sharing this piece that you wrote a few years ago.
Certainly it is fitting to share on this 15th anniversary of the 9/11
tragedy. You did a great job of writing about your personal experience
at the time and also how it effected others and our entire country.
May we all wake up and "Honor. Defend. Protect the homeland"
Thank you sending this out to us,
Linda
Comment Written 11-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Thank you, Linda, so good to hear from you. I appreciate your kind words and review. I have surely missed you. Thank you.
Comment from barkingdog
None of us will ever forget where we were that day.
I too stayed glued to the TV for days, maybe weeks, trying to grasp some understanding of why it happened.
Then we went to war and here we are fifteen years later, still at war.
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reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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None of us will ever forget where we were that day.
I too stayed glued to the TV for days, maybe weeks, trying to grasp some understanding of why it happened.
Then we went to war and here we are fifteen years later, still at war.
:) e
Comment Written 11-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Thank you, Ellen, for your read and review. It was a horrific time. We live near an Air Force base and the F16's screaming over us throughout the night in the weeks following 9/11 was something I also remember as I layed awake simply overwhelmed with it all.
Comment from damommy
Nothing will ever be the same again. It changed our country irrevocably.
You did a wonderful job with this piece.
Thanks for sharing it. 8-)
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Nothing will ever be the same again. It changed our country irrevocably.
You did a wonderful job with this piece.
Thanks for sharing it. 8-)
Comment Written 11-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Thank you so much, Yvonne. I appreciate your review and no truer words.
Comment from Barb Hensongispsaca
An excellent shared piece. I know where I was and thought it was a movie I woke up to till I realized my movie was on all channels.
Very well done. We dare not forget
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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An excellent shared piece. I know where I was and thought it was a movie I woke up to till I realized my movie was on all channels.
Very well done. We dare not forget
Comment Written 11-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Thank you, Barb. Thank you for your review and sharing your nightmare.
Comment from Spitfire
This event sure changed our world, not to mention most individual's awareness of new forces unleased. Excellent use of detail (hot coffee spilling) to let us know your alarmed reaction.
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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This event sure changed our world, not to mention most individual's awareness of new forces unleased. Excellent use of detail (hot coffee spilling) to let us know your alarmed reaction.
Comment Written 11-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Forever changed it, Shari. Thank you for your review and comments. Most appreciated.
Comment from DR DIP
What a terrible day in In american history...what a terrible day worldwide. How any human could condone this atrocity and stand behind religion as their mantra is beyond me Today in America is the 15th anniversary of this catastrophe. You have captured this solemn day both poignantly and sadly
RIP To those lives lost
dip
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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What a terrible day in In american history...what a terrible day worldwide. How any human could condone this atrocity and stand behind religion as their mantra is beyond me Today in America is the 15th anniversary of this catastrophe. You have captured this solemn day both poignantly and sadly
RIP To those lives lost
dip
Comment Written 11-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Thank you, Dr Dip, for your review, rating and the six, too. I appreciate your lovely words with regard to my sharing of this horrible event.
Comment from Sasha
No, we can never forget. I do not know anyone that does not remember exactly where they were when this horrific event occurred. I was sitting at the breakfast table when my friend called me in Seattle from Houston, Texas telling me to turn on the TV. I cannot describe the shock of watching the second plane hit the tower. I was glued to the screen for days. I could not eat or sleep. It is so hard to believe that fifteen years have passed since that day. This is Written with tremendous emotion and passion.
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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No, we can never forget. I do not know anyone that does not remember exactly where they were when this horrific event occurred. I was sitting at the breakfast table when my friend called me in Seattle from Houston, Texas telling me to turn on the TV. I cannot describe the shock of watching the second plane hit the tower. I was glued to the screen for days. I could not eat or sleep. It is so hard to believe that fifteen years have passed since that day. This is Written with tremendous emotion and passion.
Comment Written 11-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Thank you, Sasha, for your terrific review and for sharing your hell too. It was a day of infamy on American soil that has changed so much the way of life in America.
Comment from Phyllis Stewart
Powerful piece. We cannot forget. We all remember where we were and how we heard about it. I was in New York STate in a forest on a camping trip and another camper told us. We rushed to my cousin's house in PA and watched the news. At that time they were still showing the raw footage of people jumping out windows. I'll never forget it. And we should not forget. To think that idiot Hillary want to being 500,000 Islamic men to our country! We are so doomed.
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Powerful piece. We cannot forget. We all remember where we were and how we heard about it. I was in New York STate in a forest on a camping trip and another camper told us. We rushed to my cousin's house in PA and watched the news. At that time they were still showing the raw footage of people jumping out windows. I'll never forget it. And we should not forget. To think that idiot Hillary want to being 500,000 Islamic men to our country! We are so doomed.
Comment Written 11-Sep-2016
reply by the author on 11-Sep-2016
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Thank you, Phyllis, I appreciate your RR&R and kind review. Couldn't agree more with you. Neither candidate are fit for office, but what else is new.
