I'll remember and show my respects.  There are a few events in my area I may attend.

I highly doubt I will ever forget that day.  I'm not so sure of others.  Time is an interesting thing.   

I will reflect and remember where I was and what happened on that horrendous day....

A very memorable day - we ended up in Halifax, Nova Scotia instead of Phoenix....

Remember the events like it was yesterday.  I was attending a real estate meeting when someone announced the news.

My first thoughts went to Pete Yonkers, my step-son, who is a pilot. It took several hours for the family to learn that he was safe.  

He had taken off from LaGuardia & saw the fire in Tower One before the second Tower was hit. At that time Pete & his co-pilot did not know what had happened.  When the second tower was hit the decision was made to ground the planes.  After landing the plane in Cinncinnati Pete & crew were able to contact family members. 

My heart still aches for all who lost loved ones on 9/11.

I won't be "doing" anything special ... however I will absolutely take time to reflect, remember, light a candle in prayer for PEACE. 

Won't be far from my mind... NYC is my home town.

John,

It is a feeling that stays with us on how America changed in one fell swoop!  A

Heading to the Ship Museum downtown today

Actually I'm doing a Blog on it John DL Arendsen - we will be flying our flag, though not going to a Memorial.  And that being said, "I will ALWAYS remember 9/11".  It was a very emotional and moving time for me, as I was 3,000 miles away from home, and working a career field where we dealt with those who were grieving and dying.

I am reminded of everything Christ spoke about....

I will respect that day for the rest of my life.

I will always remember that day.

I will definitely take a moment and reflect on the terrorist attack that happened on our soil. I will remember those who fell on 9/11.

My brother-in-law was working in the Pentagon on 9/11, cell phone service was down so no one could reach him..thankfully he was fine. I was outside with a neighbor that evening and we remarked how incredibly quiet it was. Not a plane in the sky, and there was a hush I've not heard since. So many people I knew lost someone. I still can't talk about it without tears. Many prayers for those who died and for the people they left behind.

I always end up watching a few of the documentaries of that horrible day.  It's very sombering to go back in time with the footage they show, and the interviews with survivors.

Reflection, though the day is already shaping up to be a busy one with lots of meetings.

John DL Arendsen - today itself, we remembered that day! It was crystal clear in our memories of what happened that day.

I will spend the morning in church, do a private prayer for those lost and move on from there

I will remember and take a moment throughout the day to think about what all it means.

I won't forget this day. 

     Moment of Silence... and a remembrance that we have Enemies, both foreign and domestic, who want to kill us.

We're attending a ceremony tonight to support our son who is a first responder. It's still the most difficult day of the year.

Say a prayer and feel sad most the day.

When I was an investment banker, I've had many business meetings at the Twin Towers. 9/11 is still a very painful day for me; I know people that perished.

I do pause for the memory. I watched the second plane hit the tower live on the news, Ailina & I were in shock, neither of us went to work that day and just watched the news all day. However, I celebrate one of my best friends birthday every year, because it was her birthday long before it was a tragedy and she always feels forgotten since then, so we all try to focus on her.

My prayers for the families.

In the words of the Beatles:

Woke up, fell out of bed
Dragged a comb across my head
Found my way downstairs and drank a cup
And looking up, I noticed I was late