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Sammy Baugh Fan

09-11-2007, 08:19 PM

I was working at home as my wife drove into DC. When the 2nd tower got hit I made the call for her to leave town. Took her 4 hours to get the 30 minutes home.

Terrible, Terrible day for sure.

peace

RobH4413

09-11-2007, 09:27 PM

My brother lived in New York.

I was just talking with him today about everything and it really made us kind of feel sad that no-one really does anything to remember anymore.

This really truly hit me hard, and it shouldn't have. I didn't know anyone that lost their lives, only many near misses. I'm thankful every day the amount of opportunity and love that this country is capable of.

Despite all the nay sayers, this is truly a day where we can sit back and reflect on all the amazing opportunities that this this country offers to everyone. God Bless the world, and God Bless America.

We'll never forget, and the memory of everyone who lost there lives will motivate me forever to strive for a better country.


	Commanders Post at The Warpath > Off-Topic Discussion > Parking Lot > Remembering 9/11 PDA Remembering 9/11 Pages : 1 [2] Sammy Baugh Fan 09-11-2007, 08:19 PM I was working at home as my wife drove into DC. When the 2nd tower got hit I made the call for her to leave town. Took her 4 hours to get the 30 minutes home. Terrible, Terrible day for sure. peace RobH4413 09-11-2007, 09:27 PM My brother lived in New York. I was just talking with him today about everything and it really made us kind of feel sad that no-one really does anything to remember anymore. This really truly hit me hard, and it shouldn't have. I didn't know anyone that lost their lives, only many near misses. I'm thankful every day the amount of opportunity and love that this country is capable of. Despite all the nay sayers, this is truly a day where we can sit back and reflect on all the amazing opportunities that this this country offers to everyone. God Bless the world, and God Bless America. We'll never forget, and the memory of everyone who lost there lives will motivate me forever to strive for a better country.