Tomorrow, is September 11. I just wanted each of you to take a moment to think, to think about where you were that day. Think about the horrible pain that came to us all. Think about watching those planes, with Al Queda aboard, hit those towers. Think about the people aboard those planes filled with innocent men, woman, and children. Think about the thousands of people that died in those towers. Think about the heros that died that day trying .
Remember - that is why our soldiers are where they are. That is why. Never forget.
NEVER!

I just wanted to remind each of us about the feelings that we had after that day. Remember the flags, remember the unity. I do, and I remember never feeling more proud to be an American. Each day since then, my pride grew. It continues to grow each day.
I felt compelled to write this. I couldn't help myself. I dislike where this country has gone since that day. Instead of remembering, and continuing to be unified, we grew apart. Our country went back to the way it was before. I feel it is worse though. We are more divided than ever.
I just want everyone of us, at least for one day, forget being this or being that. Let's just be proud to be American's. Let's just be proud of our troops. Let's remember, remember that day.
With sincere pride,
Leann S. Duncan
Please continue to pray for Ricky and all those that love him along with the thousands of other service men and women serving our country.
3 comments:
So touching! Thanks for sharing!
She is so right. We need to remember how we felt in the days following 9/11/01. Thanks for the beautiful reminder! Prayers for Ricky, his compadres, and their families.
So touching! Thanks for sharing!
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