Happy Friday friends! Time for Friday Daydreamin’! My favorite day of the week as I get to armchair vacation through all of your lovely photos!!
I can hardly believe it has been almost 12 years since that fateful September 11. Such a horrific day that I will remember for the rest of my life. I was in New York on business when it happened – No where near the Twin Towers – and it took us 3 days to get home.
Last fall, I traveled to New York and had the incredible opportunity to see the new National September 11 Memorial & Museum a few days after it had been dedicated. It was incredibly well-done. A glorious memorial for all those that lost their lives, yet such an incredibly sad place.
And it was the items like this rose, placed in a loved ones’ etched name that touched your heart. May we never forget.
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MiMi says
So beautiful…I want to see it, even though it’s heart breaking.
Mary {The World Is A Book} says
Beautiful and touching picture! I can’t imagine how you felt being in NY 12 years ago. We visited last June and it was such a wonderful memorial. I’m planning that post for this Tues.
Cathy Sweeney says
Your photo and words are a lovely tribute. It is so hard to believe that it’s been eleven years — still hard to believe it really happened sometimes. I’m eager to see the memorial and museum next time in NYC.
Sabrina says
Great picture and post. It’s crazy how fast time passes. I haven’t been to NYC – neither before nor since 9/11, but the memorial looks like a sombering yet beautiful place to visit.
Jackie and Joel Smith says
I am flying to Washington DC on Sept. 11th next week. I will certainly be remembering that day when I board the plane! A beautiful and timely post.
Malaysian Meanders says
Visiting the memorial must be incredibly moving. Being in NYC when it happened must have been scary. On last year’s anniversary, I posted about what it’s like to observe 9/11 from a Muslim country.
http://malaysianmeanders.blogspot.com/2011/09/reflections-on-911-from-muslim-country.html
Aleah | SolitaryWanderer.com says
Lovely capture! I always liked B&W pics too but never posted one in my blog. Maybe I should consider that. The effect is quite different.
InACents says
Excellent reminder of that horrific day, but at least we all became closer connected as a country.
Jessica says
Beautiful picture that captures just the right mood. I am really looking forward to seeing this in person.
Tracy says
What a lovely photo and tribue. It really doesn’t seem like that long ago does it. We were in South Korea not far from Seoul when it happened. We didn’t have an english TV channel at that time of night (it was late night there when it happened) and teh Internet was down for days thanks to all the traffic so it seemed so scary and surreal.
jenny@atasteoftravel says
We were recently in New York and visited the 9/11 Memorial. It is a beautiful and sensitive dedication to all who died in this tragic event. It seems hard to believe that it was 12 years ago. A timely reminder, thank you.