General Chat

hiya all ,and amen to what you all say god bless all those who lost there lives, wat a shocking event , that shook the world x

We have family in the states and my cousin went into work ...to the building almost next door ...and watched as the second plane hit the tower.

she finds it hard to put it behind her, she lost friends and still finds it hard to look at whats left.

she said they spent days afterwards cleaning the dust from the offices .......of which she knows contained DNA from those who didnt make it

RIP.. and if there is a GOD help those who "saw" what they "SAW"

My thoughts and prayers are with all those we lost and for those that were left behind

may you rest in peace

so sad, i remember watching it on the tele, it was like something out of a film! i could'nt believe it!

also, a week later my dog died, she was 15, so i am remembering that too.

I'm watching too Rose. And crying. AL

Watching on channel 4 now,

remembering all those who lost their lives and those they left behind,

Rosex

RIP all who died in this atrocity,


xxx

I lost 295 colleagues that day. May they rest in peace. It's a day I'll never forget. We watched it on TV at work, knowing some of our colleagues were in there. Some were on the floors the first plane hit. 9/11 will always be a very sad day for me. AL

I was at a garage,getting an accident repair quote, when my daughter rang, and said an aeroplane had hit the trade centre,not realising how serious it was I thought of the time when the Empire State building was hit,by a plane..
""Oh, another of those yanks in a Cessna lost his way"".........
only when I got home did the true awfulness hit me....

such a tragic day...
Bob

Remembering everyone affected by that terrible day......and the days after.

Linda

Not forgotten - 9/11 has had a huge impact on the American 'psyche' - I have spent time there before and since. Those who still suffer are in my thoughts.

Sheila x

Hubby and me were in Canada with my sis and BIL when 9/11 happened, she had badgered us for many a year to visit but it never seemed to fit cos we all were working full time.
We had thought to go over the border to Seatle for a few days but BIL saw that the Sand Castle Championships had been held locally and if we didnt visit then we would be too late to view them so we rearranged the schedule otherwise we would have crosssed the Border and been stuck!!.
We were getting ready and BIL as looking at the news to check weather forcast and saw the newscast and the later events of the other planes hijacked. We ALL stood and watched the events as they unfolded.
Never forget the horror and disbelief as we saw what happened.
As we got control of our feelings we then later had panic as to wether we could get home cos we had only standby tickets cos BIL worked at Vancouver Airport. Was worried cos me.OH.and younger Sis all were on essential medical medication and it might run out!!.

We felt so much for the victims but we then had worries for ouselves. We did tho manage to fly back on the day we due too

It seems but a short time ago, and yet a life-time. All will be remembered.


Jac

Thoughts to all those that were affected

Remembering all those affected by that terrible event.

I cannot believe it is 6 years. I am still stunned by this awful tragedy and will never forget.

Ria xxx

Can't believe it was 6 years ago, such a tragic waste of lives.

I didnt see it mentioned in the paper today. Amazing how quick the press 'move on'.

I can remember exactly where I was when told it was happending (I was in Work)and feeling disbelief,but getting home watching it all on tv was even more utterly shocking,a day never to be forgotten,my thoughts and prayers for those who died and those they left behind,including the emergancy services who did such a marvelous job.
RIP.
Brenda.

Another year passes .Still in my heart and my prayers .