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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
NEVER FORGET!!
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Amen.
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Amen
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Yes dear David, peace… peace… that day will be never forgotten. I prayed for them today, the people who died there and their families…
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I awoke today with such a knot in my stomach….
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Darkness…
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Very deep sigh, New Yorker sent this story from its archives this morning. Great hero story about 9/11. And those with a Morgan Stanley connection may find it even more interesting since it profiles the head of security at MS on 9/11. (I hope the link works..)
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2002/02/11/the-real-heroes-are-dead?utm_source=tny&utm_campaign=generalsocial&utm_medium=twitter&mbid=social_twitter
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Wonderful story Moira. Thank you for sharing.
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Seems like yesterday 9-11 happened, and the world has changed so much since then.
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Yes, and yet some things (terrorism, war, violence) is still so the same.
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Amen. Yes. Sigh. Head shaking. And nodding. Just.so.much. Peace.
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I always feel as if I’m carrying a heavy weight on 9/11. Love the photo. Thanks for sharing.
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What a wonderful photo to embrace the light and darkness.
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It is a wonderful photo Val, exactly as you frame it up.
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Thank you, David. My son and I both served in the aftermath of this terrible event. Neither of us will ever be the same, nor will our country. Peace is what we believed in and hoped we were returning to.
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