9/11

It's been nine years since the 9/11 attacks and since we knew my grandmother was not gonig to win the battle against cancer. I personally don't remember 9/11. I was only in 1st grade, so I guess who would remember 9/11 at such a young age? I know what happened, and I understand what happened, but I can't tell you what the sky looked like (I heard it was blue blue blue, as my mom has said) or what it smelled like (It smelt like fall was quickly approaching). I can't tell you my reaction, well because I didn't have one, but since 9/11 and since growing up, I've realized what a, *insert good word here* it was to America. (Sorry couldn't think of a good word to describe 9/11 with). Today it's the 9th anniversary, it seems like it was only yesterday, and it's time to pay tribute. I hope you will take the time out of your day to watch the video below or even say a prayer or two to the families and people who have been affected by 9/11. I watched a documentary today about two women who became widows because of 9/11 and they said "It's 9/11 everyday for us, the actual day is for the rest of American to remember," so let's remember everyone who lost their lives on "that September day".



God bless,
Cae