I did this one. I have been listening to a lot of the programs about 911. Was so depressing would have to change to a good movie and then went back to 911 programs.
Having a small celebration today for my 80th and the restaurant we are going to does not allow cakes because of the coronavirus!!. I have a friend who will also be 80 in a few days and will celebrate at her home, plus cakes!!! Hugs all around.
Lots of news about this today. Not sure what this world is coming to. Not too good a day for me. Tabby's blood tests at high end of range. Will have her tested in 3 months to see what to do next.
Try to have a good day. I know I am trying to look on the positive side.
I DID live there, and I can tell you for sure the air was never that clear in Manhattan! Whenever I blew my nose, it turned the handkerchief black.
pixipixil
Sep 14, 2020
My sister-in-law was living in the city then. I was unaware of anything going on. I live where I do now in upstate NY and didn't have the radio or TV on. I get this phone call from her telling me planes flew into the towers. My SiL was schizophrenic so I thought she was having a hallucination until I turned on the TV. I remember what an especially gorgeous morning it was in NY that day...truly special as if heaven had its doors open for all to see. And I think it did for all the folk who died that day.
glorius7
Sep 14, 2020
Beautiful city. You don't know what you're missing.
I went to New York 11 months after the attack. I will never forget what that was like and I was awed by the courage and strength of the people there. I hope that the carnage and horror that took place there on 9/11 will never be repeated. And that now that what we have seen hate can sow, may we turn our hearts to love, forgiveness, and understanding. Hate is too horrible to have in the world.
Try to have a good day. I know I am trying to look on the positive side.