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Inspired

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Inspired Sunday, September 11, 2011 Never forget? Ten years ago, I was in the middle of my morning homeschool routine with our then five and six year olds. A friend called me and told me I needed to turn on the television because she knew I wouldn't have it on at that time of day and that I wouldn't know what was happening. She was right. I turned it on just seconds before the second plane hit the World Trade Center. I will never forget that moment. Or that day. How can I? In some ways, it's hard to believe ten years have passed since the day we will always know as 9/11. Yet, for those families who suffered losses of loved ones, I'm sure it feels differently. Life as we knew it -- both here and abroad -- hasn't been the same since, and yet I admit...I'm kind of put off by the sentiment, "Never forget." Like it would be possible to forget? How can I forget the destruction I witnessed as it was happening? That isn't an image that leaves you. How can I forget the afterma...

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