I live 2 miles from what I consider the finest 9/11 memorial in the Country.  While not as significant as Ground Zero, this place is awash with emotion, inspiration and solemn tribute.  I will be there tonight for the candlelight service (with my new drone to film the points of light from above) as I have every year for the last 10.  Please take a moment to view this video created by a local company and donated to this incredible place.  And  ....    NEVER FORGET.....

https://vimeo.com/138696726

Been seeing so much on Facebook about it, and though it still twists my heart up remembering, it makes me proud that so many people are focusing on what happened 14 years ago.

I remember sitting in my 6th grade homeroom during I-Step when our homeroom teacher told us to put our pencils down and then he turned the t.v. on. I don't think I have ever felt so sick to my stomach and hurt and scared in my entire life, I was 12 years old and thought America was the greatest, the most badass country in this world and nobody could touch us, and then this happened.

I remember where I was and what I was doing.  Still very glad my husband was released from the military six months prior to 9/11, just because I want to be a bit selfish and want him with me.

Thanks for the thread, fourouta.