Sept,11

[Elizabethar]

Do you stop in think about that day? I think about it, and the ones who lost love ones, 

[SoontobeLane36]

I do think of them every now and then. Especially on that day every year. It's hard to believe it's been eight years since that happened.

[liljp617]

I don't spend hours thinking about it, but it most definitely crosses my mind.  I also consider the huge number of Iraqi, Pakistani, and Afghani lives lost as an indirect result of 9/11.

[dream420believer]

It crosses my mind at time especially when i start to think about my dad bc he passed away exactly three months after it happened.

[dreamyxo]

I only think about it when it gets brought up on the news.

[BAnh]

I only think of it, when I hear people talk/mention about it or see the number '911' randomly somewhere.

[mslulu1978]

i think about it quite a bit i had family in NYC at the time and were just hundreds of feet away.  i think its sad though my children hear about it from us but the schools dont discuss it out here yet. 

[resebel]

i didn't watch the news on tv when it happened nor read the newspapers because i don't want to know how evil some people can be,,

[ancmetro]

  Too traumatic for me! It is now part of History...like many other tragic events!

[goldensoul]

does anyone know about the prediction of nastradamus? did he really predict a metal eagle going into a man-made mountain on the 11th day of the 9th month etc? yeah 9,11 is a momentous day in the history of terrorism. dial it also when you sense terror

[geethasharan]

very sad , i think about it ,how people could do that

[liljp617]

does anyone know about the prediction of nastradamus? did he really predict a metal eagle going into a man-made mountain on the 11th day of the 9th month etc?

He predicted nothing.  He was a smart guy who knew how to write vague, general things that could fit dozens of scenarios depending on who was reading his silliness.

[mgarmstrong]

Yes, it is a very sad day and should never be forgotten.

[ccota64]

I think about it alot. One of my best friends on the planet was working only 2 blocks over from the towers that day..he didnt know anyone who died in the towers but still, he cant even talk about that day.  He has told me it was like nothing you could ever imagine. What's kinda strange is like 2 nights before 911 his son (who was I believe 12 at the time) woke up in the middle of the night drenched in sweat because he had a nightmare about NYC being under attack. 

[strumcat]

I think about it every year and really wish it would become a national holiday, not just to get a day off but to show proper respect to the people who were directly affected.