Since the devastating terrorist attack on 9/11/01, many things in the United States have changed. Imagine watching in shock as a gigantic airplane flies into a 110-story building 300 feet in front of you. This is what happened on 9/11 at approximately 8:45am. Three-thousand people lost their lives, along with billions of dollars in damage. Since this dreadful day, whether it was you or someone you know that lost a loved one, everyone has been affected in some way or another. The people of America can be seen being more cautious of their surroundings, kinder to their neighbors, and as a whole, our country is more secure.
As you amble down a dark street walking your dog, is there some sort of new awareness of what is around you? When surrounded by people a
Since 9/11/01 the United States still has an uncertain death count from a war that most likely will never end. Along with an overwhelming number of American flags that have begun to fray from flying in the wind, and sometimes better manners here and there. Though things have changed in America, the facts of what happened on that dreadful September morning will never change or ever be forgotten.
Ever think of going to New York and having someone hold, or even open a door for you? Or maybe people saying thank-you and greeting their neighbors with a friendly smile? Although this can now be seen throughout the country, it’s a shame that such a great tragedy had to occur to bring Americans together. At the work place it is not uncommon to hear a mother or f