I was having a "good thought" for you all yesterday, as I joined friends for a party to celebrate the U.S Thansgiving holiday. This is a many year old tradition with friends of mine where they set up their Christmas tree, watch football, share good food and visit with friends.
The celebration took on new significance yesterday, as we all reflected upon what you've recently been through as a nation.
Your collective strength, courage and resolve stand as an inspiring example to all.
Respectfully, Jeff/1911.
Edited by - Jeff/1911 on 11/23/2001 8:35:30 AM
Best wishes to my U.S brethren
Hi Jeff/1911,
Thank you for your generous thoughts and words.
As our family gathered together to give thanks for our blessings, we remembered those who died, those affected by the terrible tragedy on 09/11th, and those who are defending our way of life in Afganistan, the U.S, and around the world.
Best wishes to you and yours.
"Hope for the best. Be prepared for the worst. You'll never be disappointed."
Thank you for your generous thoughts and words.
As our family gathered together to give thanks for our blessings, we remembered those who died, those affected by the terrible tragedy on 09/11th, and those who are defending our way of life in Afganistan, the U.S, and around the world.
Best wishes to you and yours.
"Hope for the best. Be prepared for the worst. You'll never be disappointed."
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Yeah, it is quite a mess. It is kinda odd having that shadow over us. I'm only 17 and had never experienced an act of violence of any large magnitude. Now I have to deal with the possibility of a draft and am actually considering service as an option. I have had a slightly large edc set up since then and hate being at school because of the no knives. I am glad I have learned some martial arts nd have created some "tools" that I can take anywhere. Thanks, needed to vent a little.