Remember 9/11

[firefighterscott]

I hope everyone is remembering 9/11 on this day in your own ways. I know I am and still very sad about what happen that day.

 

[hot_hunny_bunny]

I hope everyone is remembering 9/11 on this day in your own ways. I know I am and still very sad about what happen that day.

I still remember where I was in the UK and what I was doing

 

[Wreck_Diver]

I've been around the world and I've yet to see a structural fire helmet without 343 on it.

Never Forget.

 

[1Browneyedguy]

I hope everyone is remembering 9/11 on this day in your own ways. I know I am and still very sad about what happen that day.

I feel the same way, Scott

 

[Cicca_Jai]

I hope for this alone

I hope, that as we remember the lives taken far too soon from us, that we also remember this.

Hate caused the problem. More hate is never the answer.
I lost someone too that day. I know... But hate, it is never ok.

This was not an act committed by Muslims.
This was done by some bat shit crazy assholes who happened to claim to be Muslim.

Please. Let's. All. Just. Learn. To. Get. Along.

Hugs to all on this very sad day.

 

[spartapd]

Am working on an ambulance, honoring those people the way I was taught to, standing on the line for them.

 

[greyjim]

..............

 

[wantyou22]

Very true and wise words, Cicca_Jai

 

[boomer177]

How could one not, even if not, like me, living three miles from the World Trade Center?

 

[jusgoodcleanfun]

I can still taste the dust

 

[firefighterscott]

Thank everyone who posted

 

[HayleyLuvsSex]

I remember i was in grade 6 when it happened. Our teacher wheeled in a tv and we watched the news about it. I remember her telling us that this was huge and would be something that will never be forgotten in history. Pretty crazy how much I remember of that day even though I was just a kid that couldn't really grasp the significance of the event. What the Kennedy assassination was for my parents' generation 9/11 is for mine.

 

[firefighterscott]

I remember i was in grade 6 when it happened. Our teacher wheeled in a tv and we watched the news about it. I remember her telling us that this was huge and would be something that will never be forgotten in history. Pretty crazy how much I remember of that day even though I was just a kid that couldn't really grasp the significance of the event. What the Kennedy assassination was for my parents' generation 9/11 is for mine.

Very well said

 

[ArthurW]

I was in Disney World with my granddaughter when they shut it down sent us back to our hotel. They told us nothing till we got back to our hotel gave us a tickets for another day. That's when we found out what happen. They brought the different acts to all the hotels. As they did this they searched the grounds. The day after they started searching all bag being brought into Disney World parks. I remember there were many people scared some left. Many lined up to give blood the people were from all over the world in Disney World.

 

[Mrbluejeans9999]

Remembering

I remember being down there days after....i remember being on patrol...being at hospitals..everyone waiting for survivors..blood donations pouring in...and no survivors showed.....i remember the west side highway having supplies and food and water and people lining the streets as buses of rescue workers drive southbound into what pictures and video just cant make u comprehend...i remember 12 cops from an Indian reservation in North Dakota driving 48 hours nonstop to NYC, from an area where they worked which had 1 traffic light, just to do whatever they could...never forget is right...this was my generations Pearl Harbor....

 

[firefighterscott]

I remember being down there days after....i remember being on patrol...being at hospitals..everyone waiting for survivors..blood donations pouring in...and no survivors showed.....i remember the west side highway having supplies and food and water and people lining the streets as buses of rescue workers drive southbound into what pictures and video just cant make u comprehend...i remember 12 cops from an Indian reservation in North Dakota driving 48 hours nonstop to NYC, from an area where they worked which had 1 traffic light, just to do whatever they could...never forget is right...this was my generations Pearl Harbor....

Thank u for what you did to help