Kakki wrote:
<<The firsthand accounts of those are close to this abomination have helped me
and I think others, so much. Please keep talking - we need to talk about
this from personal viewpoints as we go through the shock and mourning
process. .>>
I spent literally the entire morning hysterically crying. I don't know what
came over me, but the minute I woke up, I turned to Sal and said, "Please
tell me it isn't true." Of course, a few seconds later, I remembered that it
really was true, and burst into tears. Kakki, I agree that the personal
stories are what help to heal and mourn, so I will share a few.......
A woman in Topsfield has a brother that works on the 100 something floor at
the World Trade Center. Fortunately, he was not in his office yesterday, but
was on a business trip instead. Horrifically, he was on the flight from
Newark that went into the Pentagon.
Sal was in a customer's house yesterday when the news hit. He spent the next
4 hours glued to his customer's TV with him. During that time, this man
frantically tried to call his father-in-law that works on the 85th floor of
the WTC. When he finally got through, he found out that his very punctual
father-in-law had overslept that day.
But for the Grace of God............
Hugs,
Ashara
