Whats on your turntable tonight?

@slaw

Today, it is only about remembering all those we lost, both here and abroad, and their family and friends. 

My cousin used to live in a loft on Duane St., just a few blocks north of the WTC. He watched it all unfold on the roof of his loft. Interesting, I had just spent a week at his Catskills ‘second home’ just south of Woodstock the week prior. Luckily, he was able to talk a cop into allowing him to cross the bridge and leave Manhattan to go to his Catskills home a day or so later. In general, and oddly, they weren’t letting anyone leave Manhattan at the time. Talking to him about that day is chilling.

Remember seeing people jumping....having to make that decision between jumping or burning.......

Trish was there just across the river - donated blood that evening..rented a car to drive back to St. Louis. I was in my office high above the runway at LAX watching all the birds come land…

I helped build those planes, our beautiful birds…. 

Yes, i weep

to this day

Humble pie - go for the throat

I think that we all remember exactly where we were at the moment we got the news.  It's embedded into my life.

Everyone, everywhere I traveled for the next number of weeks and months (by car, no flights), were all so cordial to one another.  The entire country was "one".  What has happened to us since?  The division is just so sad.

Yes indeed,  "...foreign and domestic"