what will you do for 9/11

[I Love My Sailor]

What will you do to promote the anniversary of that horrible day? This question is not intended to be a debate between political sides but to ask what you plan to do. I plan to wear a t shirt to work with the American flag at least.

 

[Kaleigh]

My husband and I will spend some quiet time praying for the very dear friends we lost that horrible day.

Ted and Doug, we miss you, and love you.

 

[dragonfly411]

We usually take some quiet time to reflect and say a prayer for the families and those lost. I sometimes go back and look at pictures, but it''s sad to do so. I sometimes don''t do a lot, mainly b/c I hate to dwell on terribly sad events, those people who were lost would not want us to stay sad forever, they''d want us to keep going, and I remind myself of that in any case where someone has died.

 

[Bia]

Our co-op lights candles along our stone wall/gardens. They usually last all day, through the night. Typically some of us will sit out there and share some wine...just talk.

 

[Novel]

I work south of Ground Zero in Manhattan and many of my colleagues worked here then. Some of us go to the ceremony but I usually just try to hear my friends here tell their stories of that day and read as many of the articles as I can. I have so many students in the military and I think I want to try to talk to all of them on Friday, too. Its a weird day in New York, this collective anxiety, you know? I don''t know if the lights will be lit again this year (the WTC looking ones. Anyone know?) but I''ve always appreciated seeing them.

 

[strmrdr]

re-post my tribute I do every year:
https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/9-11-never-forget.94851/

Say some prayers
Clean my guns

 

[HollyS]

I don''t really want to commemorate that tragic day in American history. I''d prefer to say a quiet prayer and go about my usual business. While I might someday visit Ground Zero, (no matter what they decide to put there), I would not actually go to a memorial there. I might attend a service at my own church; but not a public memorial.

 

[swimmer]

My school lost several community members, faculty, graduates, a coach, a pilot, and a parent. We recognize their accomplishments and the tragedy of their death and try to rekindle the connection that we all felt those days after the event.

 

[Patchee]

That day I sold my favorite horse... and, co-workers were next door at trainings... very sad, thankfiully they were all okay.. For sure, a very sad day...