I just help the people who serve. No thanks is warranted of my minscule contribution. I'm privlidged to work alongside heroes. It is I who is thankful.

I'll never forget what those brave Americans did for one another. I'll never forget where I was and the tremendous pride I felt as American citizen, attempting to grasp the sacrifices made in the past, present, and future by our civil servants.

We too often forget that we live in the greatest country in the history of the world.

I have been watching the coverage in NY today. I do not know anyone personally attached to the 9/11 tragedy, but this coverage, 10 years later, has affected me much more than I would have thought.

Thank you to all who fight for this country, and my thoughts, prayers and deepest condolences to everyone who was touched.

sad sad day

May this be the reminder that while nothing is truly safe, it's the resilience AFTER a disaster that identifies a nation to the world. :thumb:

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Osama is gone. we are still here.

I've been crying like a huge baby. That is all.