Ten years have passed and now I work in a middle school as a math teacher. Friday, I spent a couple of minutes listening to another teacher reading a story to her students that explained what happened ten years ago. These students were too young to have had memories of that day. I was glad she was doing it. As a country, we need to remember. I didn't know anyone who died and I've only been casual friends to those who have served in the military since.
I will always be grateful for the movie, Remember Me, for bringing the experience to a more personal level for me. While I had thought the movie was about 9/11, it drew me in and I had forgotten about that detail until the very moment when the plane hit the twin towers in the movie. I will never forget the audible gasp in the theater. Because I had created a bond with the character in the movie who dies, I felt a very small part of the pain that others must have felt for real that day. I cried. It's just one more way for us to always remember.
Remember &
God Bless the whole world
I felt the same way about Remember Me.
ReplyDeleteI was 11 when 9/11 happened. One of my friends' uncle was on one of the planes. All I remember is that day changed everything about the world that I knew.
I just finished posting my tribute to 9/11 when I saw your post. Remember Me was an excellent tribute to the tragedy that will forever be burned into our minds. I really like your post.
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I haven't watched Remember Me yet, but I heard it was such an amazing movie. One of my friends (who NEVER cries during a movie) told me her eyes were like waterfalls!
ReplyDeleteI love that the movie explores the awfulness of such a horrible event, helping us remember, and I love your tribute to 9/11.
Thanks so much for writing this! ♥
Great post <333 I have yet to see Remember Me but I DEF want to<3
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