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Soon both towers came down. We realized that terrorism was now not just what we see on the evening news. The sadness of loss of life increased 10 fold, then disbelief, confusion, anger, and fear.

Bud (story excerpt)
12/17/01

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4th grade Bob (Sharon, MA - USA)	8/27/2010
Freshman year Lauren (Ethridge - USA)	8/27/2010
Couldn't connect Chris (Starkville - USA)	8/16/2010
BGSU Sept 2001 Amy (Dublin, OH - USA)	8/14/2010
Young Confused and Scared Alexis (Philadelphia - USA)	8/9/2010
Watch it burn. Andrew (La Grande , OR - USA)	8/6/2010
Gibbs High School Travis (Tarpon Springs, FL - USA)	7/26/2010
5th Grade Sky (Hampton Bays, NY, United States - USA)	7/13/2010
University class Elizabeth (Montreal - Canada)	7/12/2010
French Class at UIC Diana (Chicago - USA)	7/11/2010
Just another day (I thought) Joe (Whitman, MA - USA)	7/7/2010
Why I am now a career Firefighter... Robert (Louisville - USA)	7/4/2010
Only In The 3rd Grade - (Tampa - USA)	6/30/2010
Fear Anuj (Montclair, NJ - USA)	6/25/2010
School Cath (United Kingdom - Europe)	6/21/2010
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