My late Uncle Hal, that tough old Marine, could only paint through his tears watching the television on September 11, 2001. God bless H and all the souls who died that day.
Oh Allie, I didn't need to see that picture again...or maybe I did. A doco was shown here in NZ the other night, where a journalist was trying to identify the "falling man". I was fine until they found actual footage of his whole decent, and it took so long, and I'm crying again now... Stay safe.
Too much morbo to paint a as great attack as the one that happened the 11 of Sep. in U.S.A. So many victims, that but in his lives they never recovered of so lamentable fact. Moan its bad idea. Deborath
Your Uncle Hal was such a talented man. Thanks for sharing his paintings with us. I hate to remember, but I don't want to forget the horror of that day! And we are still having fatalities from that tragedy today from those who lived and worked nearby or worked on the rescue and demolition.
...in case we've forgotten....
He was quite artistic - must run in the family. Thanks for a great reminder.
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ReplyDeleteOh Allie, I didn't need to see that picture again...or maybe I did. A doco was shown here in NZ the other night, where a journalist was trying to identify the "falling man". I was fine until they found actual footage of his whole decent, and it took so long, and I'm crying again now...
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There were no words for that terrible day, only pain.
ReplyDeleteHow can I forget - my baby just left to go "over there" again last Friday to root out terrorists so it won't happen again. Prayers are welcomed!
ReplyDeleteThank you for reminding us. We should never forgot those souls.
ReplyDeleteToo much morbo to paint a as great attack as the one that happened the 11 of Sep. in U.S.A.
ReplyDeleteSo many victims, that but in his lives they never recovered of so lamentable fact.
Moan its bad idea.
Deborath
Your Uncle Hal was such a talented man. Thanks for sharing his paintings with us. I hate to remember, but I don't want to forget the horror of that day! And we are still having fatalities from that tragedy today from those who lived and worked nearby or worked on the rescue and demolition.
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