This two year old blog post sums it all up, always will.
xoxox,
Allison
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- Allisunny S.
- I am a wife and proud mama, a leathercrafter, silversmith and singer/songwriter living in the Bay Area with my wonderful little family in a century-old cottage. Here you'll find my honest and sometimes profane thoughts on motherhood, love and work.
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3 comments:
...i find ALL of our stories fascinating...& fascinating that we ALL have our stories of that day...xoxo
there's a great poem by Ani Difranco regarding september 11th and the governmental craziness surrounding it - can't remember what it's called but i'll get you the title. it makes me cry every time. my cousin moved to manhattan 3 weeks prior to 9/11 and was awoken by the first plane hitting the first tower that morning. a journalism student at NYU at the time, he was thinking of heading down to the towers to see what was going on - good thing he decided not to, just like it's a good thing you slept in that morning. i can't imagine having been there. it was haunting enough to see it play out on TV that day.
oxox
terrible day...my cousin who lives in Manhattan lost her fiance that day...so very sad!
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