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To: hellinahandcart
I'll never get over it either. Every time I see a shot of the WTC in a movie, no matter how brief, I feel a pang. It's the same feeling I get when I look at old photographs of my late father.

I dream about the Twin Towers at least once or twice a month. Sometimes I dream that I'm there, witnessing all the horror firsthand. Other times I dream that I'm trapped in one of the buildings, with full knowledge of the impending collapse, trying frantically to escape as the minutes tick away. And then last night I dreamed that I looked across the river and they were there in all their glory, as if nothing had ever happened to them. I started to relax, thinking that the whole thing had just been some dream, and then I saw the plane heading straight for them.

No, I won't ever get over it either.
292 posted on 01/23/2003 5:42:05 PM PST by Rainbow Rising (Remember. Rebuild. Revenge.)
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To: redlipstick
Something's in the air...

Bump
293 posted on 01/23/2003 6:18:30 PM PST by cyncooper
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To: Rainbow Rising
I was on a job yesterday with my installer and he was wearing a T-Shirt from his daughter's 1999 trip to New York to play in a National High School Orchestra.

He turn around and the on the back of the shirt was a silhouette of the skyline complete with the Towers.

I will NEVER get over it!

295 posted on 01/23/2003 7:25:50 PM PST by eddie willers
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To: Rainbow Rising
BTW....when someone asks, "Where were you?"...
I say "I was the 3rd reply on the first thread at Free Republic".

Here it is....World Trade Center

296 posted on 01/23/2003 7:32:23 PM PST by eddie willers
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