robyw1

I was looking for this thread earlier, Thanks Nort.

This was sent to me and I'm sure everyone has seen it.

http://attacked911.tripod.com/

Roby

glassdave

my thoughts exactly

fund razor

[QUOTE=srobak]
I remember.

And I will ALWAYS remember.

QUOTE]

Me too, buddy.

This weekend, as we observe and reflect on the third anniversary, think back to how you felt at the time... as hard as it is.

Thank your higher power (mine's God) for the grace that was bestowed on so many people who woke up that day to become heroes.... and for the support we showed each other... and for the resolve we showed the world...and for the support and sympathy of civilized nations... and for the leadership and strength that our President showed at the time we needed it most.

I'll always remember. It changed me forever.

I immediately closed my business in the entertainment industry and became involved in charity work. I've been a "fund razor" ever since.

I needed to help. I needed to contribute. I needed to make a difference.
From that day on.... I always will.

Yeah. I'll always remember.

God bless the victims, the families and the USA.

HyperBaja

I have never been in more shock/disbelief/fear as 9/11/01

Lets hope it is never forgotten.

fund razor

Or repeated.

shiftgreen

sure is funny when you look back at what all happened how many people were all for the war and on Bushes side supporting him and how everyone wanted revenge and catch who did this to us. now all the sudden just b/c we lost men and it has taken over 3 years a lot of people are now complaining at Bush when they have no idea what is going on and why we are doing this. I am not into politics, I just like to stick for what I beleive and who I beleive in. I wish those foreign countries who are so against us would look back at what we went through. I just read that a lot of people in Russia are pissed off at us b/c of the school attack, putting the blame once again on America, but I wonder if they had there most valuable buildings bombed and lost over 2 thousand people, The single biggest attack in a country in decades, would they understand then of why we are at war? I know Bush has good intentions, even if he does make mistakes.. He isnt perfect.
I certainly miss the WTC towers, I was fortunate to go up in them and take photos of it, 6 months before this all happened.

SpeedGirl

We shall never forget!

rouxsterre

As painful as it is to recall the events, remember all the American flags flying afterwards. Off houses and buildings and freeway overpasses, cars, trucks and boats. . . . people gathered on streetcorners - just waving flags.

I damn sure remember. It was glorious. . . God bless America.

fund razor

The overwhelming pride and respect was glorious. Well put. Thanks.

Ange

I think we all remember that day in great detail. What we were doing, where we were when we heard. And the shock and numbness we felt for days afterward. Reading this thread takes me back and remembering still brings tears to my eyes.

God bless the families affected by the day's events.

God bless the USA.

And thanks to the troops that are defending us now.