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| Michelle, This site is truly awesome and a work inspired by God. Thanks can not begin to say what needs to be said. God bless the works of your hands and the inspiration that your daughter gave you to do this. I feel that everyone needs to be a part of this site. GBU. Teresa from Illinois.2 Dear Michelle, DeskFlag places an animated United States flag on your screen. The flag waves in the lower-right corner as you use your computer. DeskFlag was created after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and is dedicated to the memory of the victims. We hope that in some small way, using this program helps people demonstrate their condemnation of that senseless act. To download DeskFlag or get more information, visit the DeskFlag Web site at: http://www.deskflag.com/ Michelle, OMG I love it Michelle. I'm crying right now and I'm sending all of my friends to it.
Thank u so much for building it. I am so touched by your website. May we never forget September 11, 2001 and how it changed us all forever. We may go about our daily tasks and carry on because we have to, but I know I will never forget. God Bless you for honoring the lives lost and their families. AND GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SITE, I DON'T HAVE WORDS TO EXPRESS HOW I FEEL BUT I HOPE ALL YOUR PAIN WILL EASE A LITTLE SOON. GOD BLESS YOU ALL THINKING OF YOU ALL KERR FAMILY GREAT BRITAIN .. SCOTLAND I came upon your website whilst reading through the message boards, I did not loose anyone on that day but still I cried whilst I read through the comments, even though I can never truly feel the pain that so many of you must be feeling my heart breaks for you, when I look into my daughters eyes I don't know how to find the words to explain the evil that is all around us today, she looks at the news and I see the look of horror in her tiny face as the images she sees confuse her. I fear for our children's future and pray to god we can together find a way to live without the loss of any more innocent life's. God bless.
I am praying daily for the lives that were taken. It is so hard to believe that all of this actually happened. I want to believe it is just a movie or a dream. I pray God brings justice to those responsible! It's not fair to the children who lost parents and to husbands/wives who lost spouses. Thank you for posting that website. Bye-Bye and Hi there.....I was just looking at your web site, can barely see for crying.....it's beautiful and heartbreaking. Michelle, Michelle , I have looked at this site almost every day since September 11. I don't even remember how I found it but it means so much to me. Every day I feel like I need to cry for the victims even though everyone I know survived. Hearing the song on the first page made me cry and by crying it really hit home. Thank you, thank you, thank you. May they all become angels, and may God keep them close to him for all time. Bless the innocent victims. I felt prompted to write to you, especially after viewing your web sight that I just happened upon, Ironic that it was 1 month today that the tragic events have changed the world forever.
I have been known as a "starry -eyed" girl all my life, for always wishing that the world could be peaceful enough that the lamb and the lion could lie together, as it has been foretold in the Bible. I have always dreamed of this day, and I think the closest this world will ever come to that has been in the last month. As I see the number of flags on houses, cars, people and even as I receive gifts from customers that are as simple as gold safety pins locked together with beads of red, white, and blue in a flag symbol. Nothing could hold more meaning in friendship, neighborhood and community unity, and patriotic freedom than each person showing in their own way their pride for our country and heart felt love for peace among all of us as United States (thus our name meaning unity)
citizens. I am a mother of four boys, two teenagers and two toddlers. I have always had a special place for patriotism and have tried to place this feeling of justification upon my boys. As a mother, I felt devastated for the children who no longer have a mother or a father, for the great loss, which is much deeper and shared more widely than when I lost my father three days before the turn of the century. I learned things about my father that I had never known. He served in the Cuban Crisis, he served in Vietnam, he lost his best friend in Vietnam to a mine, who died in his arms. I learned that my father was very well liked by people in Korea, China, and Japan, and the people at the company he worked for (many of them Asian, honored him at his funeral. It touched my heart then, just as it touches my heart now for all the people in New York and around the country that have that loss to deal with. Natural death, sudden death, accidental death are difficult, however, total senselessness of abusive powers of Terrorism is beyond the worst conceivable trauma that can be inflicted upon humanity. God's judgment (whether you call him Allah or some other name, he is the same) will surely come to pass.
If there was something I could do that would make a difference, it would be to give America back the day of September 11, 2001. It would be to give them the hind sight that prevent this tragedy. I can only hope that my father was one of those there helping all the ones taken that day to enter into the new world to which they are now a part. I hope my father was able to put his arms around one of your lost ones, if only to say, I love you and I will be here for you. I hope that my loss was so that my father would be prepared for this time, that he was chosen to be there for those who would need him more than I. It comforts my soul to know that his hands helped those who were lost, for I am sure that they are mourning as much as those who lost. I can see the victims joining hands and praying for those of us here, suffering for understanding, mourning losses every day, and I can see them pouring their love from the clouds above to the ones they left behind. I could see their tears falling to earth the day after, we call it rain.
There are no words that I can come up with that will make any one person feel better because of this. I can only share what I feel, think and see, and by doing so, hope that I can affect, touch, and maybe receive comfort from sharing my inner most feelings. Even as I write my words, I had to go get my
Kleenex box and pause several times to wipe my eyes and blow my nose, only to have my 4 year old walk in and say "peepee mommy". But the greatest thing about that little break was when he was done, he gave me a big hug, and smiled at me and went back out to play. What more could I ask for?
I only wanted to leave a line or two, but I guess I had more to say. As I look up at my goal sheet that has the places I most want to see in the world, I noticed that New York was one of the places I have always dreamed of visiting. In no way has this incident changed my mind, I will one day get there, but I looked closer at the picture I have on my goal sheet and noticed that the Statue of Liberty is there overlooking the harbor to which the background is New York, more directly, the twin towers. I did not notice this until today. I found this picture over two years ago and have had it on my walls of my home for two years, I will try to send this picture to you...for it is lovely, and a sight I will never see with my own eyes.
I hope to send this link to my large address book as I feel it is worth being seen the world over. Thank you for your time and dedication, and I also want to express my thanks for everyone, and I mean EVERYONE who has done anything, even if only a prayer, I'm sure it will be appreciated by all. A prayer may be all some have to offer, but that sometimes is enough. It was for me in my loss. I offer mine to all. I just want to add that this web is touching hearts everywhere, I thank God for you who put this together, keep up the GOOD WORK!
GOD BLESS Hi Michelle, I want to thank you for this beautiful site, wish I'd seen it sooner. You did one marvelous job, my thanks goes out to you, and your family, very sweet girl you have there. I feel the pain everyone's been feeling over this tragic act, not much of a crier, but this site will make you do that, don't care who you are, if it did it to me, it will get anyone, very powerful, and so well put together, you are a saint, and your daughter is an angel. My prayers are with you, and the family, may God bless, and keep you safe. Thanks again for the wonderful job, think maybe you can send this to Afghanistan, maybe, just maybe, they will see what Americans are all about. It's not war we want, it's understanding, peace, and love that fills every American soul. John Your website is wonderful. The music is very touching and comforting. Thank you for doing this, and I will tell my friends and family about your website. Every time I see images of the towers and all the people standing in them , ready to jump out, I cry. God bless you and all of America! I just found out there is something else everyone can do, too, adults and kids alike. I have just read and signed a petition to give the people of Flight 93 the Congressional Gold Medal. These are the people whose plane crashed in Pennsylvania, but the destination of the plane was Washington, DC. They prevented yet another disaster from occurring. There are now over 97,000 signatures on this petition, and if you and all who read about it sign it, and pass it on to their address books, it will triple! The address for the petition is: Congressional Gold Medal for the Heroes of United Flight 93 Petition http://www.petitiononline.com/Flight93/petition.html Thank you for the great page! Thank you for sharing your beautiful tribute. I don't even know how I found it, but I started to scroll through it and I could not stop crying. I realize that now is a time for strength and faith, and while my faith is strong, I can't help but hurt for ALL the victims of this tragedy- the Ones on 9-11, and the ones after 10-7. I too wanted swift justice to make those who caused this pay and stop the terror, but I am also realistic enough to know that many innocent people will be hurt because of this strike on Afghanistan. Yes. That is the reality of war and I support my president and leaders, because I believe that they are doing what they feel is best for our country. May God continue to bless them and guide them. They have a tremendous job. As angry as I am for all the pain that so many Americans, that ALL are feeling I hurt for our children because their world is changed forever. Their innocence and security has sustained a mighty blow from which I know they will recover, but they will never be the same. My eldest niece is 10 years old. She was a sheltered, young 10 year old who's only need for safety was the arms of her Daddy. She commented to my mom on 10-8 after she heard about our military strike, " You know Grandma, I never imagined that in my lifetime, we would be at war." She paused then added with tears in her eyes, " Last night while I was sleeping, people were dying." A great reality has hit our kids and their are scared. We need to encourage, reassure and most of all listen to them. They truly are our future and they will make us proud but they need our help dealing with the present. God bless you and thank you again. L.M.T. Please let me know where you found this arrangement to "God bless the USA." I agree with the postings. This is an excellent site. I E-mailed it to my friends and family.
I just got done drying my tears, but after going to your web site I had to dry them again.
What a wonderful thing you did by putting this together and giving everyone a chance to express their sorrow and feelings.
God Bless America and may He bring us World Peace. Hi, I just wanted to let you know that your site touched me very much. Even though I didn't lose anyone or know anyone from that tragic day, I just want to let
everyone know I am praying for them and your site touched me a lot and hopefully it will help others who lost someone.
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