9/11

‘An Ode to America’ From an Outsider Looking In
‘An Ode to America’ From an Outsider Looking In
‘An Ode to America’ From an Outsider Looking In
Last Friday marked the anniversary of that tragic day fourteen years ago, a day that will always be known as 9/11. My sister Lynn emailed me this article she found and it brought tears to my eyes. Through the tears and memories of that day this article reminds me of how proud I am to be an American.
Remembering 9/11
Remembering 9/11
Remembering 9/11
September 11, 2001 is a day that will be remembered with tremendous heartache but it is also a day that launched a wave of patriotism that has been unparalleled.
A Retired Marine Starts Having a Seizure, and His Dog Chews on the Phone Until it Dials 911
A Retired Marine Starts Having a Seizure, and His Dog Chews on the Phone Until it Dials 911
A Retired Marine Starts Having a Seizure, and His Dog Chews on the Phone Until it Dials 911
A retired Marine in Ohio who suffers from PTSD started having a seizure recently. And his service dog pawed at his pocket until his phone fell out. Then it chewed and stepped on the phone until it called 911. And after it did, the dog ran outside, sat on the curb, and waited for the ambulance to get there.
What I Remember About 9/11, And How That Day Changed Me
What I Remember About 9/11, And How That Day Changed Me
What I Remember About 9/11, And How That Day Changed Me
After I was asked to give a summary of what September 11th, 2001 was like for me, I thought I'd share my thoughts and be done with it. But that wasn't the case at all. That day is - as for many of you - one I will never forget, and a day that brought out emotions in me that I will take with me forever. It also gave me a different way of looking at life. I've shared a couple of these stories before

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