Currently avoiding turning the tv on, knowing they will use the violent bloodbath to boost their phucking ratings. Can't the news media shut the ***** up for a lifetime, and let people mourn? Beating it into our heads and opening old wounds up for the family's will not help them heal. CBS & Clear Channel stations here are carpet bombing the radio airwaves with people singing various american songs, playing sound clips of the planes ramming into the towers, etc. LEAVE US ALONE! The radio & TV waves are for the people, not evil corporate interests. You pricks sicken me that you would use a day of pain for alot of people to FATTEN YOUR DAMN WALLETS!
*steps off soapbox*
I hope that as time goes on, the family's are picking up and moving on. Mourning is not a bad thing, but It can kill if you live your life like that. Move on, but do not forgot the person(s), or you will go to your grave shell shocked, and missed out alot on life. Start a charity in their name. Be kind to other people. Keep the persons memory alive, but do not let it consume you. Look at John Walsh. Sure, he didn't lose anyone in 911, but he lost a kid to a sadistic freak
Instead of buying stock in the kleenex company, and getting a dumpster parked out in front of house, and keeps filling it up with discarded kleenex, he got up from his chair, and now look at where he is. I am sure he still crys because of the son he lost, but instead of letting it eat him alive, he got active. Shouldn't everyone be doing this?
Start a soup kitchen.
Help the homeless.
Go help/start a community outreach program.
Turn the radio off, turn the tv off, put the kleenex away, and go do something for the good of the world, and yourself.
Food for thought.
Dane
P.S. Put the checkbook away. After the towers came down, out came the red cross and lots of people armed with checkbooks. Remember the reports of money going missing out of the 9-11 fund that the redcross was supposed to share amongest the victims? Signing your name on a dotted line and dropping it in the mail is not enough. Find a great charity, and/or hit the pavement running. Research and beware of the charity's, as some are nothing more then Enron with a pretty face on them.