I know this is a day late, but I really thought this video was put together well. It was simple and to the point. I enjoyed hearing everyone's "stories" of where they were on that day 10 years ago. We really were a part of history. I'm not sure I like how our country has changed since this attack ten years ago, but I am still very proud to be an American. I'm reading George Orwell's classic 1984 right now, and in it "Big Brother" destroys an documentation of real history. It made it all that more impressed on my mind that we need to remember and learn from our history... otherwise... what's the point? Here's what I remember about where I was on 9/11/01:I remember I was getting ready for school when my dad called home to my mom. He explained to her what was happening. She told me, but honestly I wasn't sure what the world trade centers were, and I interpreted it as a bomb threat or something like that. After I was dressed I walked in to watch t.v. before leaving for school. It was then that I realized the magnitude of what was happening - it was then that the 2nd plane hit. On the way to school every radio station played the horrific events, and I have a clear image of stopping at a four-way stop and taking it all in. Looking at the faces of the other people in their cars, knowing they were listening to it too... wondering what would happen next. I got to school and told many of my friends who didn't know what had happened yet. The library became crowded as people gathered around the t.v. to try and watch the events unfold. Some teachers continued on with their lessons (life must go on they said) and others said this is history in the making and turned the news on and we cried as we watched. ... Crazy to think that 10 years has gone by.
Old garden rake turned necklace holder via Pinterest! (I also can't seem to figure out how to rotate this picture...)
This is still a work in progress.. see that ugly thermostat? I'd like to cover that with a picture frame too, but I'm still on the hunt for one that's the right size.
My daughter Brinnsen's nursery wall. I don't have a vinyl cutter. :( sad day, I know. So instead I cut out scrapbook paper and that sticky drawer liner paper. (you know what I mean right?) And there you go! Wall circles without using vinyl!
