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Ground Zero

I am sitting here in my house all alone, much like September 11, 2001. I had just dropped my daughter off at preschool and on my way home I heard the news of the first airplane. I remember being glued to the TV, sobbing, angry, and worried. I remember things feeling so surreal. Phone lines were jammed and my husband was out of town. My heart broke as the rest of the day’s event started to unfold.

Last summer we took a trip to New York City. We wanted to show the kids the sights, but also have the opportunity to see Ground Zero for ourselves. The picture above is one we took at Ground Zero. Until you see it for yourself, the enormity of it just is too hard to explain.

Today (and every day), the victims, families and heroes of the 9/11 tragedy are in our thoughts and prayers.

3 Comments »

  pinks & blues girls wrote @ September 11th, 2007 at 10:32 am

We will never forget that horrible day. It certainly rocked this country to its core.

Jane, Pinks & Blues

  Reztar wrote @ September 11th, 2007 at 4:05 pm

i live in Asia and still remember my mom woke me up around 2am. We were watching TV until morning. It was a sad tragedy.

  Shantanu wrote @ September 13th, 2007 at 11:40 am

We were visiting the US (and were in Houston) when this happened. Even as we watched the Towers go down live on TV, I remember how surreal the whole thing seemed, like we were watching a movie. It was much later that the realization of what we had watched actually set in. I hope we will never see a repeat of such a thing again.

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