Sept 11

Posted by: Volcano

9th Sep 2011 11:49am

Do you think people born on September 11 should have to see images of destruction every birthday? (It was a terrible thing to happen, but birthdays are supposed to be happy occasions, do you agree?)

Volcano

6th Oct 2012 11:05am

I agree that we should not forget the victims, but if we allow it to continue to affect our lives than I think we are perpetuating the pain caused by the events. I intend to keep holding my birthday on Sept 11 and treating it as a happy occassion, because I do not want to be another victim.

I think it would be terrible to die under such circumstances, but I would not want my death to mar other peoples happiness.

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