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September 11 – Twenty Five Years
maybe it was the tiny blip of reminders, refreshing what lies under the surface. Maybe it was the awareness of just how much of what we’re dealing with today stems from that moment. Continue reading
September 11 – We Remember
There’s more that we could never imagine happening going on, and this year’s September 11 remembrances may seem to be fading in a world that seems more and more violent and dystopic. Yesterday an assassination of a political person seems to have equal numbers of fingers pointing at both sides. But violence is never the answer. We must remain committed to our belief that freedom can be held by many, even though they don’t always agree on everything. We can agree enough. And we can agree and disagree peacefully. Continue reading
Posted in family and friends, In the neighborhood, life around us, Poetry and Lyrics, quilting, Ripped from the headlines, Sept. 11
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We Remember – September 11, 2024
Today was a beautiful September day. Brilliant sunlight in a cool, blue-sky morning. Just like the morning of September 11 2001, when the world changed. Now it’s been 23 years and we still gather to remember, still remember in the … Continue reading
Remember
This year marks twenty-two years since that day. Over the last week or so I’ve noticed people are saying things like “we need to all grieve, whether we lost someone or not, directly or not…” We did all lose someones … Continue reading
Posted in quilting, RESIST, Ripped from the headlines, Sept. 11, the creative process
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Remember
Have things changed over the course of twenty-one years? Perhaps the edges are a little less jagged or surprising but it’s still there. We still remember that beautiful September morning, blue skies and all the promise of back to school … Continue reading