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Subject: Re: Thoughts on 9/11

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Date Posted: 23:08:05 10/10/06 Tue
In reply to: Tuckahoe Joe 's message, "Thoughts on 9/11" on 08:51:39 09/11/06 Mon

When it comes to the WTC it was my life for 10 months. I worked for Perot Systems down here in Texas and they sent me up to Swiss Bank whic was on the corner of Broadwayt and Vessy Street. I walked thought the WTC everytime I went to work and when I went to my apartment which was right in Battery Park. If anyone came to visit me the first thing I would do was to bring them to the top of the tower. When they say on a clear day you can see forever it was true. When you looked down and could see planes below you that was quite a sight. I even went to windows of the world. I had fun they would have a farmers market on one of the streets where you could buy fresh veggies as well a fruits and even homemadejellys and jams...It was quite nice to be in the plaze in the center of the towers. the walk to wall street and even the South Sea Sea Port was a 15 minute walk....so When I saw the towers go down my heart fell just like them knowing the people as well the subways that ran beneath them. I haven't been back to look and don't want to.

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