Never Forget

[souki_the_hyper]

I'm sorry to admit this but the horrors that occured four years ago are starting to fog over my mind. When I watched this website presentation in mr. congers class it showed me that even though my sadness is burried, once uncovered its pain is just as strong. I remember seeing it in my 8th grade class room and thinking that it must be a movie because something like that doesnt happen here, not in my country...But it did. remember how scared everyone was? How everyone was storing supplies and lining up to buy gas and how for the first time ever when i played soccer in saginaw i didnt hear a single plane go over my head. I know i might seem over dramatic, but think about how much has acually changed. Think about how safe we all use to feel, we never even worried about enemy's or even knew where afghanistan and iran were. Its so crazy that i would forget about such an altering day when at the same time I am forgetting about the peaceful times before it. crazy. I'm praying for everyone involved in that day. I'm also going to pray for the terrorists. Because that's what jesus would do. Visit this website. I really think that as americans we should all pay some sort of a tribute to these heros, even if it means unburring sadness. God Bless America.

http://www.fdnylodd.com/BloodofHeroes.html