thanks to suzanne , I decided to join the party. I got into blogging last year because of Suzanne. I've known her on message boards for awhile, but I've gotten to know her much better since entering the blogosphere. I've also met several others whose blogs I am starting to love, and look forward to meeting even more bloggers now that I've joined the party. So I guess that means I have to introduce myself. I am a single mom from Long Island. My older daughter, Jen, is a college freshman, going to school in New England. Younger daughter, Becca, is a high school junior. I am also an attorney with an insurance company, with offices in Jersey City, NJ, a really "wonderful" commute. I sit on the board of trustees at my synagogue (which means I do a lot of volunteer work there!), and I am active in various fundraisers for the American Cancer Society, currently planning for this year's Relay for Life. I like ot take photos, so you'll see many of them in ...
I kept my post simple this morning, featuring monuments that included beams from the WTC. I feel much the same way - what can I say that hasn't already been said? I remember riding on the subway with my husband and son, and a cousin's husband in August of 2002, traveling through or near the still closed Cortlandt St. station, and emerging into a changed world. I can still bring myself right back into that memory of visiting Ground Zero.
ReplyDeleteI'm with 7th graders at the moment. (When the morning announcements referenced 9/11, they made sure to clarify 2001. This all happened 11 years before they were born.) Sobering to think it was that long ago.
ReplyDeleteDrew said the same thing, all the students he sees now weren’t even born on 9/11, yer to me it feels like yesterday
DeleteI was at work that morning when one of my caseworkers came running down the hall, tears streaming down her face, to tell me what happened. She had been listening to the radio. It's a moment indelibly embedded in my memory.
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