[Diver Dave]

Mornin' y'all. Great graphics and comments already and my day is just beginning.

You were missed, Ms. Daisy. mh, great writings from your journal. Enjoy reading your stuff all over FR.

Billie - wake up! Your coffee is gettin' cold.

Pippin, get to work, but first a hug. :)

I reloaded that MP3 file ru and it's a great way to start out the day. There's an interesting history to a lot of the old hymns. Our church presented an original musical drama a few years ago that told the story of many of them. Maybe I should dig out the video and try to relay the story with some daily installments.

Gotta go serve some breakfast to my little friend.

[lodwick]

John Patrick and "Guese" take a minute to reflect inside St. Paul's Episcopal Chapel. (Photo: Sep 19, 2001 AP / Kathy Willens)

[Pippin]

Hi, DD!

I'm on my lonch break now, but.....

((((HUG)))))

[daisyscarlett]

I missed you guys too. I was emotionally drained last night after observing a Day of Rembance and Respect for all those lives lost on 9/11/01. However, this morning I am exhilerated when I realize where we are now as a country.

Here is another special flag....

A flag, with all the names of the victims of the World Trade Center attacks, billows in the wind on a fence of the ground zero site Thursday, Sept. 12, 2002, in New York. The memorials in and around the site, left by family members, friends and the public, have been all but cleared away the day after New York marked the passing of the one year anniversay of the terrorist attacks. (AP Photo/Beth A. Keiser)