Wanted to bump this thread today !
NEVER Forget !
Most of us here can't wrap our minds around what kind of mentality it would take to do something like that.
From what I understand, the people who do that kind of thing believe that everyone who is not devout Muslim deserves to die and Americans are the worst. To them, America is "the great Satin" !
I just can't understand that mentality! :thumbdown:
Try as we might, we could never fathom their twisted logic....to murder thousands of innocent people, well, perhaps we are better off not trying or wanting to understand.
I was grumbling to my boss yet again because his bosses had decided that to promote a more cohesive work environment they would take my office away and put me in the big cubicle divided room with all the women in the office so that all the operations staff were in one place. I was complaining that I couldn't get my work done because of all the jabbering and gossiping going on. I wanted my upstairs office back because it was away from everyone else and I could concentrate and work in peace. My work days had gone from 9 - 10 hours to 12 or more because I had to stay late to get done after everyone else was gone. The office drama queen came running in crying saying "I don't want to die!" We said in unison "What the heck are you talking about?" Then one of the other girls called in on the speaker phone and said to go to some news channel on the internet. Still makes me laugh at the absurdity of some people when I think about the drama queen. She literally shut down for the rest of the day and kept saying "I don't want to die". We were several hundred miles away in a small building working for a small business and hardly any kind of target for terrorists and yet she was completely paralyzed with fear.
I was taking my youngest to the babysitter when I heard on the radio that a plane had crashed into one of the towers. I thought some idiot in a small plane got caught up in looking at the scenery. When I got to the babysitters, I sat down in front of the TV and was watching when the second plane hit. I knew then what was going on.
I wasn't around when Kennedy was shot, but I do remember where I was and what I was doing when Reagan was shot and when the Challenger blew up. These, along with many others both national and local, are among memories I will carry with me for the rest of my life.