That was my son's 23rd birthday. He was working in a lab on a military base, and they were locked down TIGHT! I also have a brother born 6 January; we seem to pick famous infamous dates How does a person summon the nerve to take down a plane they are in? (I'm talking about the crash in Pennsylvania, not the Towers).
It was very poignant wasn't it. I've seen this with much nicer music and until the end, when the drones dissipated and the lights seemed to go heavenwards.
Still sobering, heartbreaking, tragic, and horrible.
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DeleteWow! So moving. The New York skyline still seems wrong to me without the twin towers.
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DeleteThat was my son's 23rd birthday. He was working in a lab on a military base, and they were locked down TIGHT! I also have a brother born 6 January; we seem to pick famous infamous dates How does a person summon the nerve to take down a plane they are in? (I'm talking about the crash in Pennsylvania, not the Towers).
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DeleteStill a very sad day. Gigi
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DeleteBeautiful. -Kate
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DeleteThank you. No words needed. xx
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DeleteThank you for that. Susan from France via Brecon via Llanelli
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DeleteI’m raising a glass to the hero’s of the day
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DeleteBeautiful and heartbreaking. Thank you for posting. No words are needed to mark the day the whole world was broken, a day no-one will ever forget.
ReplyDeleteIt was very poignant wasn't it. I've seen this with much nicer music and until the end, when the drones dissipated and the lights seemed to go heavenwards.
ReplyDeleteyes....no words. Thank you
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