Four years ago, I had a business meeting scheduled near the World Trade Center on the morning of 9/11. Because of that day, my life has forever changed. 9/11 is a day I will never forget. 
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I lost many friends that day too. Thank you for remember that day.
Veronica
It was a tragic day for America.
It was also a tragic day for the world.
It demonstrated, for the world to see, that Evil is alive and kicking and that Good must never mean complacency.
It is the tragedy which will define this generation, much like the violent reality of totalitarianism defined my grandparents’ generation’s identity in the 1940s.
Until there radical global political changes take place, the tragedy will press on our hearts as unhealed.
CelticDeath said…
It demonstrated, for the world to see, that Evil is alive and kicking and that Good must never mean complacency.
Blessed are the poor in
spirit – Matthew 5:3
May we never forget this day.
Bobby Fisher surely remembers this day!
http://www.geocities.jp/bobbby_b/mp3/F_19_1.MP3