Moment of Silence

It's a day I'll never forget.

I woke up this morning and looked at the calendar and he kind of flashed back to me about that morning, remembering where I was and what I was doing at the time I first heard. It's one of those things in life that you remember exactly what you were doing and where you were at the time.

That's really painful....

A solemn day indeed. I remember it like it was yesterday.

it is a tough day all the way around.

Oh I get member I am sorry for the loss of lots of people life

@amadeo it is a very important anniversary

That was a terrible day indeed. My prayers for every soul who was directly or indirectly been affected by that tragic incident. I was not in here before and I was in India. But, watching those news in TV made us mad all day long and it was a misery & shock for couple of months later too... Even now!! My prayers in silence for them.

I agree, and it is good to remember, but we must move forward cautiously. They closed the tunnel at the international border crossing today for 12 minutes, which I found rather odd.

I was in the kitchen doing the dishes by hand and heard it first on the radio. So, I promptly went to the TV room and watch the whole thing, all day long. It was so very sad and unbelievable.

I am sure that everyone remembers.

It is a day that will stick in our minds till the day we die. Horrible and horrific. I still shed tears about it. I was at work in a meeting and one of my staff came to get tell us. We finished our meeting and stood with mouths open on the floor as we watched in disbelief! RIP to all those beautiful souls who lost their lives not only on that day but during the years and months that followed! We Will NEVER forget!

Yes, it's a day to remember. I was sitting at my computer. I found out about it when I went to work that day. I didn't have the TV on.

it changes the world perspective to see the terrorism

I always add a special prayer on this day.

My condolence for all those who lost their lifes on that tragic day.

A dark day for Humanity. And a day I can never forget. I just came to India from US on 7th Sep. My husband was supposed to join me next week here for a family vacation. He worked with IBM, Armonk at that time and his office was near to twin tower. OMG! He witnessed the whole thing and till now he can not come out of the shock. I tried calling him like a fanatic after receiving this news on TV. We could not reach him for a day and we all were so worried as a family. He called us back after a day and told us about him being safe. He trembles when he talks of this day. He could see the plane crashing and tower falling down in front of him while he was enjoying his morning coffee. I kept crying with a prayer and hope in my heart till I got to hear from him. I still get choked at the memory of that day.

one of the biggest tragedies in america that has haunted many lives.

I wish and hope that there will be no more happening of the same wherever in the world. We need love and peace but why it's very hard for others to give?

I never forget that incident. may the spirits of the victims remain calm in heaven