a sad day to remember :(

I came home from work and my wife watched TV broadcast where the towers were falling. The sight was incredible. It was hard to believe it. It was a day when anger and wickedness were reborn in strength and eternal life. I do not think that it is possible to find the right peace after that. This could be a day to remember the fire and rescue personnel of all countries, each with his own flag. Maybe it would be a small start to the path to the world, if not so much hatred.

Quel hommage pour ce jour quelle vue superbe
Belle journée

une triste journée qu'il ne faut pas oublier
JP

Une journée que personne ne pourra jamais oublier. Je l'ai vu a la TV en direct pour la seconde tour, et même encore maintenant, j'ai du mal à croire que cela s'est vraiment produit.
Bel hommage.
Bonne journée Steven

A sad day for american people and for the world. Nice tribute

Difficile d'oublier ..surtout pour ces personnes toujours pas identifiée à l'heure ou je commente cette photo !
Mais on ne pourra pas oublier !!
Bonne journée

Never forgotten.

Un très bel hommage pour tous ces pompiers tellement courageux !! J'étais au travail et je l'ai entendu à la radio ... Je pense que personne n'oubliera ce qu'il faisait ce jour là ..Jamais ! Après les attentats plus rien n'a été pareil !

A day that will never be forgotten.

Can't forget!

A very sad day for the entire world and humanity.

Well presented

We will never forget them.

That is a devastating number for the loss of heroic people it involves, and the madness of that day. I was stripping wallpaper in my first home purchase, in the beginning stages of restoring a Victorian gem, and I had the television on in an adjacent room. I heard the words "tower has been hit by an airplane" and stopped what I was doing to check it out... in time to watch the rest of it unfolding in horror. I was in a state of incredulous shock when the second plane hit, and for a very real span of time it felt like all of North America was In jeopardy. An awful memory, embedded for life, and all I can do to counter measure it, is to focus on the courage of the first responders and so many others who stepped up to show us what humanity is SUPPOSED to be about.

I was at work when someone came in and said we were under attack. We were all sent home where I was glued to the tv. Living in NJ and so close to the Towers and the place in PA where the plane went down, I knew we would be personally affected by deaths that day. The closest was my husband's cousin, in his early 20s, a husband and father of a young baby and a pregnant wife. He worked in the Towers. I have visited several Memorials and found his name engraved. I shed tears every September 11th.

somehow it seems much longer because it changed our lives so much

a stunning tribute

Une journée qu'on ne peut pas oublier:bel hommage à ceux qui ont essayé de sauver le plus de vies possibles.

A fine choice of 343 and how this number is important in your life. A good reminder for us all.

un très bel hommage Steven

excellent !!

A lovely tribute to these first responders. Seeing the 343 has quite an impact.

Sad day to remember

Super

I was in a high school getting ready for the next class. I rushed up to the library where many had gathered to watched the new unfold on TV. A sad day indeed.

I still remember that night.
I heard the news from the radio.
Just a few days before I left Malaysia for my studies in Scotland.
I wrote something about fire safety in high rise buildings for my uni dissertation two years later.
The Sears Tower was one of the buildings I studied too.

It was a senseless act.

A wonderful tribute. Now I will always remember that number. I was at work sitting in my cubicle and someone ran down the hall with the news. We all went into the conference room. After the Pentagon was hit, they closed the federal government and we had to go home. The traffic was probably the worst I have ever experienced trying to leave Washington, DC. What would have normally taken 20 minutes took hours.

Great tribute ...

I join this tribute, Steve. We will never forget

A fitting tribute, Steven. Thank you. Interesting how the number fits into your daily life - don't you love little things like that? I had just called and wished my daughter a Happy 19th Birthday, and was ready to set off for work (Arizona being 3 hours behind NYC)... If I hadn't had the morning news playing on the TV, I'd have heard it on the radio while driving - and I'm not sure I could have coped. As it was, I had a little time to make some phone calls and gather myself.