================================================
Below is my post from last year re: 9/11
September 11, 2001. That date will be remembered vividly, at least in the United States, for the next several generations. It's been nine years and I still get a bit teary-eyed when I see replays of that morning. My children and I were up early since they were younger, 12 and 6 at the time. We had had breakfast and were just beginning our homeschool lessons when my husband called from work and told us to turn on the television. As a rule, we don't turn the TV on in the mornings so we had not heard the news.
I remember the night after the rehearsal dinner (we had all been out too late) the fire alarm went off in our hotel (The Marriott in Quincy) around 3 a.m. I could not believe it! My brother and his two sons came to my room quickly to get me. Everyone scrambled to get down the stairs, an elderly man fell and others helped him get out of the hotel and down all those stairs. I think we were on the 11th floor. There had been a kitchen fire but we didn't know that until later. I remember seeing everyone standing outside in their pajamas wrapped in blankets, anxious, cold and a bit fearful of what had happened (myself included). I'm sure the first thought in everyone's mind was-- a terrorist attack here in Quincy, MA?
Romans 12:21











