Comments on: Remembering http://www.netwhatever.com/randomdev/2003/09/11/remembering/ Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:36:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Pradip http://www.netwhatever.com/randomdev/2003/09/11/remembering/#comment-2 Pradip Wed, 31 Dec 1969 16:00:00 +0000 http://www.netwhatever.com/randomdev/?p=21#comment-2 this is a real unfortunate day to remember!! its just that people create and people destroy!! that was the most inhumane act i had ever seen. this is a real unfortunate day to remember!!
its just that people create and people destroy!!
that was the most inhumane act i had ever seen.

]]> By: Wilson http://www.netwhatever.com/randomdev/2003/09/11/remembering/#comment-3 Wilson Wed, 31 Dec 1969 16:00:00 +0000 http://www.netwhatever.com/randomdev/?p=21#comment-3 Obviously, I was not clear. The original title of this entry, "a day to remember", was supposed to refer to "a day (today) to remember what happened in 2001, the lives who were lost and the tragedy that connects us all". But my choice of words was very unfortunate, and I realized it about half an hour after I posted the entry. I changed the title right then, and it reads, now, "remembering". I believe you saw the entry with the old title. I apologize if I gave the impression that I was celebrating what happened two years ago; I assure you that was not the feeling I was trying to convey. The picture that I posted was from the day I last visited the WTC, and I occasionally still look at the pictures with a feeling of disbelief, that it is not there anymore. Obviously, I was not clear. The original title of this entry, “a day to remember”, was supposed to refer to “a day (today) to remember what happened in 2001, the lives who were lost and the tragedy that connects us all”. But my choice of words was very unfortunate, and I realized it about half an hour after I posted the entry. I changed the title right then, and it reads, now, “remembering”. I believe you saw the entry
with the old title.

I apologize if I gave the impression that I was celebrating what happened two years ago; I assure you that was not the feeling I was trying to convey. The picture that I posted was from the day I last visited the WTC, and I occasionally still look at the pictures with a feeling of disbelief, that it is not there anymore.

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