im going to put toget a decent blog and maybe front page links
when i get enough names and statements...
if you would like to be a part of showing america
we still love her....plz send ur pge link.
subject,,,where were you on 911...?
what was you doing . .... and ur thoughts
then and now..
this is under construction will build as i go.
/fubar.com/user.php?u=548838&friend=548838" target="_blank">MishNumber1 ~ Co-Owner Of The G-Spot Crew ~ of S*U*P & Club FAR
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n 9/10/2007, sunmaidstyle@fubar.com wrote:
Where was I on Sept 11th....I was sitting on my couch pregnant with my son, watching television when it all started coming on, I couldnt believe my eyes...I was just dumbfounded...I think I cried that whole day not only for the people that this has all affected but the fact that I was bringing a child into this world...and wondering what his future would be like....
Here's a story for ya. Me and my ex hubby got married june 19th 2001, he left for army boot camp aug 21st 2001. Come sept 11th, I was 7 months preggo with our daughter. I got a call from his mom that morning telling me to turn on the news. 20 minutes later a call from him, who was clueless as to what was going on. All they had told him was something happen to the towers, and they were rushing his training in, and we wouldn't know
when we would see him again. Now only a week later I had a doctors appointment. The news I got from the doctor waqs even more disturbing. Due to m
e questioning what was going on with my ex hubby and the army, and parking my ass in front of the news daily trying to figure out every small bit of info I could. I had over stressed myself, and was basically told straight out. Turn off the tv, stop the stressing, or lose your child. What was I to do, s
ave my child, or worry about the one I loved more than my own life. I will never forget that day. I felt
as if I were dying right along with those people in NY. My heart sank, and I just wanted to curl up and die. My ex hubby is still in the army, my heart still goes out to him. He is now on his 2nd tour in Iraq, and I pray for him daily. I would never want to see any harm to that man. I lived the military life for 4 years, it was a very hard life watching your loved ones go off to fight for you and the rest of the world. And it's even harder when the entire unit becomes a family, so now you are watching other loved ones leave as well. I wouldn't be able to do it today, not after seeing what I did then, and dealing with what I dealt with during those 4 years. I will support our troops until my death, even though I may not support our government.
~Brandy AKA Sunmaid
On 9/10/2007, mishnumber1@fubar.com wrote:above
GOD BLESS BRANDY AND THANK YOU FOR COMMENTING
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MY MOTHER WAS SICK ALL THIS WEEK HOSPITAL GLORIA SHE MY SISTER I LOST IN ATTACK 9-11-2001 HUGS AND THANKS "
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Mr. Horny
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Where was I that day? I was in bed sleeping when I was awoken by a phone call from my MIL and my wife running down the stairs to turn on the TV. She called me down and we watched in horror as the first tower was on fire. We stood there dimbfounded wondering how this was possible here in the United States.
My MIL had called us as all they knew was that it was an American Airlines plane and I had two SILs who were flight attendants for American. Both flew out of NYC and were there when this all took place. It was not until later that night that we were finally able to get word from these women that they were fine. One was in her plane ready for takeoff when they were called back to the gate and the other was still in the terminal.
Do I know where I was and what I was doing? Yes...I was praying for my family members and also for the men and women in the towers and the First Responders (firefighters, police officers, and paramedics) who were rushing to the aid of those in nedd and later for the families of those we knew would not be going home to them ever again.
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