Karen beautifully put

Even as some memories fade, I will remember 9-11. The horror watching the videos with planes crashing into buildings and so many people unable to make it out alive...
You are one of the sweetest caring people! It is kindness such as yours that make Cute a wonderful place to be!

Karen, - how I remember that day too. My husband had flown to the Midwest for a one-day meeting with a group of his co-workers. I called him when I heard, and they had not heard it yet. Of course, all flights were cancelled, and they were stuck out there with no clothes or car. They were able to get a car, but it took them 3 days to get home, and he said thankfully that little town had a Walmart. They were able to pick up changes of clothes, and toothbrush, and the rest of the essentials.
It was a horrible time for our nation, and the World. Watching those videos and the mourning families was heart wrenching.

I remember how I heard the news. I had not turned the tv on that morning, kids were in school, hubby at work and I was either cleaning or sewing I don’t remember which. I received a phone call from Weeda, one of my sister-in-law’s that was taking her turn staying with my mother in law. I told her Happy Birthday when I answered and she asked me if I had the television on. I said no and then she told me. I was as shocked as the rest of the world and heartbroken for the lives lost and the families grieving, whose lives were changed forever.

Like Toogie, I was home alone and didn't know what happened until I got a call from my DH and then turned on the TV. What a horror. DH was at work in our same town. Can't imagine how awful it was for those of you whose husbands were out of town. Hope it doesn't haunt you too badly now.

Hi Karen, a you know I'm in Milano, Italy and most of the news over here is on the death of Queen Elizabeth. I commented to Trevor how today was 9/11 (we say 11th September, as we put the day first, then the month down in Australia) He had forgotten what day it was.
My heartfelt commiserations go out to all Americans who lost loved ones that awful day.
Like you Karen, I thank all the Cuties on here who have helped me through the past 12 years. You are one beautiful soul, love Chris

I will never forget that day. I think we all know where we were and how we found out. So many people still have health issues today because of exposures to all the chemicals. It was a very sad day.

You deserve nothing but happiness! You have helped me so much I hope and pray you know how much! You are so kind and always see the good in people you are a rare gem! I was in Atlantic City travelling home that day when my husband heard our fighter jets above us and we knew something was terribly wrong but had not heard what yet! We stopped in PA at an Amish restaurant to eat at called Zinns Diner and saw what was happening on the news and Alls everyone in the place could do was pray and watch and cry!

I too remember that day. My mother died on the 6th, my daughter's birthday, and her funeral was on the 11th. Afterwards we came together in a restaurant opposite the cemetery and suddenly the TV was turned on by the staff and we watched how the second plane flew into the tower. I'll never forget. Our personal rather serene grief so insignificant compared with the horror at your side of the Atlantic.

A day that should never be forgotten