In Memory 7th Anniversary of 9/11

[Miss Piggy]

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National Memorial site:http://www.national911memorial.org/site/PageServer?pagename=homepage2

[luv2read]

Thanks Miss Piggy, for helping us remember.

[CountryBoy]

Thanks, We must never forget. :(

CB

[Callme_CO]

I spent most of my day in an airplane. Made me think about all those lost souls that day. I pray we never see that madness again.

[rokid]

The thing I remember about 9/11 were the soldiers waiting in line, for miles, on Route 1 to enter Fort Belvoir - calm, patient and ready to do their duty. I also remember my wife's hospital. They were in lock down, scared, waiting to receive burn victims from the Pentagon.

We left DC on on 9/13 for a camping trip to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. All the way up on I-270, the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the Ohio Turnpike, and I-75 (over 800 miles) there were American flags hung over each overpass. There was also a Pennsylvania state trooper on a hill overlooking the Turnpike at Shanksville PA. I guess it was their way of commemorating Flt 93.---Jim

[Callme_CO]

We left DC on on 9/13 for a camping trip to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. All the way up on I-270, the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the Ohio Turnpike, and I-75 (over 800 miles) there were American flags hung over each overpass.---Jim

Sad thing is where are those flags now? It was the thing to have them hanging from you house and business and everything...where are they now?