World Trade Center

Well, I watched it with several of my friends today. It was a good movie. I felt sad, I felt pain, I felt remorse, but at the end, I felt happiness and greatfulness. Here's a response by a friend on mine online.

Andrew: if you haven’t seen worldn trade center, you should. It was a good movie.

Sean: yeah

Sean: but I actually lived through that

Sean: I saw the buildings fall

Sean: I'm weary to watch it

Sean: I cried that day man

Sean: It’s like watching the moon disappear. The towers are enormous; they have the space equivalent of 50 New York City blocks

Sean: as many as 15,000 people worked there

Sean: everyone knows someone who works in the towers.

Sean: I'm not sure its something I can relive again

Sean: NYC has never felt quite the same ever since.

Sean: each floor is 1 acre

Sean: the devastated area was 16

Sean: but you could smell the air

Sean: and see the smoke everywhere

Sean: stuff was flying everywhere

Sean: anyway to sum it up, NYC is my home. Watching that movie would be like watching part of my home burn down. I just can't do it.

God Bless those who are still emotionally, and physically affected by 9/11. May they find peace within the happiness and joy that life is filled with.