For all who died today
Mon Sep 11, 2017 6:13 am
16yrs ago and all up to today and beyond.
Re: For all who died today
Mon Sep 11, 2017 9:07 am
I try and tell my kids about what happened every year. They know the story, but luckily they were not around to be a part of it.
Re: For all who died today
Mon Sep 11, 2017 9:54 am
Ops wrote:16yrs ago and all up to today and beyond.
No shit. I still think some demented bastart will try some stunt on Sept 11 every year.
Re: For all who died today
Mon Sep 11, 2017 10:32 am
remember to fly the flag
If you have the time, this is the live recording of the Howard Stern show the day of the 9/11 attacks....just listen to the raw emotion
skip to 2:15:51
If you have the time, this is the live recording of the Howard Stern show the day of the 9/11 attacks....just listen to the raw emotion
skip to 2:15:51
Re: For all who died today
Mon Sep 11, 2017 4:00 pm
My son was 5 at the time, I woke him up, sat him down in front of the TV, told him this was historic and you will remember it for the rest of your life.
He asked questions, I told him the answers as straight forward as I could.
He remembers it and talks about that day watching TV. A lot of his classmates were censored by their parents. Many did not believe him in his class that day until the teacher started talking about it.
He asked questions, I told him the answers as straight forward as I could.
He remembers it and talks about that day watching TV. A lot of his classmates were censored by their parents. Many did not believe him in his class that day until the teacher started talking about it.
Re: For all who died today
Mon Sep 11, 2017 5:23 pm
I was on the way back from the dump in Lexington when the first plane hit.
Before going back to the jobsite I swung by my house and grabbed a small TV.
It wasn't very long after I got it plugged in and the news turned on that the second plane hit.
Work completely stopped. We all just went home, everybody did.
When my Dad got home we put the flag out and hugged each other. Didn't really talk, we all knew what it meant.
Before going back to the jobsite I swung by my house and grabbed a small TV.
It wasn't very long after I got it plugged in and the news turned on that the second plane hit.
Work completely stopped. We all just went home, everybody did.
When my Dad got home we put the flag out and hugged each other. Didn't really talk, we all knew what it meant.