Tomorrow is the 10th anniversary of 9-11. A day that I am sure everyone (young
excluded) remembers what they were doing at the moment they heard the news of
the second plane flying into the second tower. It is still fresh in my mind and the feelings…..
surprise, confusion, fear, and vulnerability.
And the questions! Why? Who? Will there be more? Our
morning….our world was shattered.
While remembering those we lost with their families left behind,
and the Heroes, I am also remembering how we have changed our own lives as
well. Over the years, I have heard of many
life-changing decisions that were started from remembering 9-11. It is interesting to hear how 9-11 has changed
people’s lives. Some took classes;
others changed jobs, many took up a new hobby or traveled. Did 9-11 change your life?
Remembering changed our life and our lifestyle. Dan and I decided we did not want to keep working
until our retirement age. That’s when we
started planning our 5-to-10-year plan to retire early. We retired and started
full-time traveling in our motorhome over 2 years ago.
I don’t have any photos today, but I found some wonderful artwork
in Etsy. This is just one of the many ways we
are remembering.
Such a sad, horror filled day. Can't believe it's been 10 years. It's a defining moment in my kids lives who were all school age. They have friends who joined the military and my son is a police officer - all due to 9/11. Your treasury is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks SibStudio, You must be very proud of your children. It is amazing how many of our young people have stepped up to serve and protect our country because of 9-11.
ReplyDeleteIt is still surreal to me. Heartwrenching..
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Like most people, I remember that day, that moment so clearly. It is something I will never forget, and never be able to understand or even fully process.
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Hello SweetHomeBoutique, It is for me as well. Thanks for following.
ReplyDeleteHello Miranda, I believe that is why we feel so united at this time. Differences aside, we all are having a hard time processing what happened that day.
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Life has changed so much because of 9/11. I think it's wonderful how you are living your life now. My husband and I hope to do the same thing soon.
ReplyDeleteIt has! I often think about the pre-9-11 days.
ReplyDeleteI hope you do too, Sher! We are enjoying it and don't regret our decision.