Before I start my blog. i want to respond to the people that have been asking me about my last blog entitled "the end" and the answer is No this blog will not be closing down, but at the end of the month something else will most defiantly END.Speaking of "the end" it what leads my to this blog. 10 years ago marked a very tragic day in our country,Wow how times flies..show how life has passed us by so quickly.For those of you that were around I know you all have your stories of where u were that day. I know where i was, i was at school along with my other classmates thinking the world was gonna end or it was going to be a world war 3...scary and sad time for everyone.
When i look at this tragedy)..I look at how precious life is n how it can end in an heartbeat. As my pal Devon Redmon said When we put our lives in perspective, we can learn to appreciate even the negative things we go through.
cuz nothing amounts to the pain and loss so many people went through that day. (that doesn't included the thousands of brave soldiers that lost their lives in battle for the past 10 years). Because after a decade the suffereing of a child losing this parent, mother/father losing their child..that will never end for them...sadness even me thinking about it.
What I am trying to say as this day comes to an end. Don't let this be the only day you pay respect or reflect. Always value life and those around you and never 4got the REAL HEROES (not your favorite bjj gold medalist or that cool rapper on tv) that put it on the line every single day (soldiers, you parents u kids out there, fire fighters, and yes even the police).
LIFE and the people in your life- LEARN TO VALUE IT.
I would like to end this blog by saying I pay my respects to everyone that lost their lives that day & the soldiers that lost their lives in the past 10 years. Your cause and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
peace
monta
Thank’s for the plug Monta. Awesome post. Terrible Tragedy. It’s great to read articles carrying this memory on. We should never forget. As for the internet.. Our generation is blessed to have this resource. 100 years from now these types of events and tragedies will be remembered in full affect thanks to the millions of posts on the recollection of this day each year to come will bring.
ReplyDeleteGreat things come out of the worst destruction. Diamonds are made from pressure. Touching on this article, I will try my best to focus on what I’ve learned from this tragedy, use it towards living a more positive/ grateful life, and try to live life cherishing opportunities and people, in honor of those lost on this day.
Thanks again to all the heroes that risked their lives on the day the towers collapsed. Some weren’t so fortunate to make it out, but they will live in forever from what they did.