Australia just made the Internet MORE dangerous - Hero Hei
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It is sad that it takes these tragic events to bring us together
I woke up as usual for work, and sat in my chair with a cup of coffee foe the morning news, as usual. I couldn't move for hours. There is still a stain on the rug where the coffee spilled.
I grew up in NY, and three of my friends were in the towers when they went.. including the boy who gave me my first kiss, in grade school, on the playground.
I will never forget, and I will fight anyone who tries to make me.
I was at work. We have a TV in the lunch room that's always on and word got around quickly about the crashes. I tried to go back to my desk to work but was just too shook to do anything. The boss let anybody go home who wanted to. I went home and just sat in a daze in front of the TV. Finally turned it off when I couldn't take it anymore. My husband was recently retired from the Army and knew one of the soldiers killed at the Pentagon. Despite being an Army wife, I was always more dove than hawk. That day changed me. The argument that retaliatory military action kills innocent people who had nothing to do with terrorists doesn't work for me. That's too bad--if it keeps Americans from dying, I am in favor of a strategic strike.
Keith and I were in Colorado Springs. I'll never forget the constant roar of overhead jet fighters as our Air Force pilots circled and circled to protect NORAD just below ua.
Cathy, it changed everyone and everything forever I think
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