Thoughts

[fimbrethil]

Tomorrow is a lot of things to a lot of people. For some, it is a day of remembrance. For others, it is a day filled with longing and painful memories. For others still, it is just a day. Tomorrow, AMPAC (American Muslim Political Action Committee) and its supporters will be marching un Washington D.C. in the Million American March Against Fear,

Comments

[wcg]

You'll be in my thoughts.

[fimbrethil]

Thanks, Bill. You've been in mine a lot these days.

[dafydd]

*hughug*

[fimbrethil]

Thanks, hon.

[kshandra]

I'll be wearing this tomorrow, and thinking of you and yours.

[fimbrethil]

Thank you.

[heatherp8]

I mentioned you to someone the other day as I interviewed a woman whose husband worked in Tower One and made it out. She didn't know until 1:30 that day whether he was all right. He lost many friends at Cantor Fitzgerald and did not want to talk about it but said his wife could do the interview. Before it was over, we were both in tears.

I did my best to write the story in such a way as would not be remotely construed as exploitative but would convey their road from tragedy to tranquility.

You'll be in my thoughts tomorrow.
*hug*

[fimbrethil]

Liam also worked in the North Tower. His brother worked in the South Tower but saw the first plane hit as he was walking in the revolving door and revolved right out. He was very fortunate that he stopped for a donut that morning since he worked above the 100th floor. His company lost 27 of their 30 employees and he can't talk about that day either.

I have no doubt you wrote a compassionate article. Thank you for your thoughts.

[ldycait]

You will be in my thoughts and prayers tomorrow.

[fimbrethil]

Thank you. I will be using my beautiful shawl today to keep me calm.