alpha: 911(A Day to Remember)

Yeah "VioletAngel", I think we'll never forget!

wow that brings back memories... I was sitting in class and then we felt the tremor... and by the time I reached outside, the first tower had fallen... it's so sad how the people inside just jumped out of the windows and died...

Yeah, "StoryMaker", it's men inhumanity to men...

it's deep.

too true.

too true.

Yeah, "RockPrincess17", true but all so sad...

*Reads the convo* True. So true.

I agree "of kilter one", isn't it strange how people interpret God's words to justify the taking of innocent lives...

I must say, the lord has it right, they are his, but...fanatical religious people never listen to this, they kill and maim for their 'religion' when they are truely sinning. Tis a sad time when people ignore the rule of god.

Your welcome ^_^

Thank you "RockPrincess17", I am humbled by your kind words... Thanks again...

Magnificent. Absolutely beautiful. You are an awesome artist. Bless you. *FAVS*

Yeah, "Timebender", it's a very sad statement about mankind in general...

Yeah "Timebender" that would be a sad day indeed, some believe: it's happening right now...

I agree "Deathsgirl", in some cases we just can't forget, even if we wanted too, because that's how deeply it's cut into our memories and hearts...

Thank you "Blomz" that was a dark day that people still haven't gotten over...

As an artist, this was my outlet! Thank you...

That's really beautiful! I can't think of anything else besides beautiful!

My heart gose out to you and your father's lost! May you be granted the peace of mind and heart to move forward...

my father and his best friend went there on a buissnes trip on that very day...my father made it out.....but unfortunatly, jeff wasnt so lucky (R.I.P)

That's called "delay Shock"! Because unless you viewed it first hand, it was just hard to believe for some people...

nice pic man, great drawing, I remember that day, I live in Queens and there a lot of people who said that they say the plains hit. It was weird, it wosn't untill a few months later that i realized, this realy happened.

The sad part about that statement, is that your probably right... Yeah! Only the future will tell...

It won't be in either one of our lifetimes I'm sure...I doubt it'll be in the next...Maybe if people are lucky, it'll began though. Only the future will tell. "Try to love on another."

Yeah! I heard the song, but waking up to see that people have adapted a new respect for their fellow men maybe a DREAM and maybe this change will not come in my life time, but change must start with the individual...

Do you think that that would actually happen? Have you heard the song Where is the Love? It makes one stop to thik about what's going on in the world today...

Thank you for sharing…It doesn’t bother me in the least that you’re compelled to express your feelings as you do, because I totally agree with your statement about people’s lack of respect and ignorance getting in the way… Maybe one day, we’ll wake-up start treating one another with respect…

I saw that on t.v. in my Course 2 Math Class, 7th grade, Mrs. Andrew was my teacher. Our school knew some people in the Twin Towers that day. The scariest thing of all is when one stops to think that his/her family could have been in there...Things like that just go to show that one should not discriminate against another because of appearance, beliefs, etc. Sorry for the rant about it, but things like that should be taught. Anyways, it's a good illustation.

The shame of it all is that tomorrow is promise to no-body, which is why we should respect and treasure one-another, no matter the color of our skins, traditions and religous beliefs... we are all part of the same creation!

i remember coming home from school, and every channel had news coverage of new york city, i didn't know what was going on, until i saw the planes, i was divistated, knowin my mum had only returned from there 3 days previous, i just felt so releived, amazing pic dude, really amazing!!!

I know where you're coming from, because I saw it happening from the very first attack and it still seemed so unreal! All traffic had stopped moving and we were all worrying about other people...

That is a very powerful pic....I was on the bus to school when it happened, listening to the radio...I thought the people on the radio were talking about a movie, or joking or something...

Drawings allowed me to vent the lost of lives and jobs...

-nods- So true..I don't think anyone will be able to forget 9/11, even for those who didn't witness it, but saw it on TV.

I was in 6th grade when it happened, in the morning, my teacher was shouting from the other room that the Twin Towers had just been knocked down, and we sat there and watched it, half of the school was crying..

Anyway, great picture, I love the feeling you get from it - a chill went down my spine when I saw it. ^^