As I write this, I’m flying home from Vegas.
Yes, I’m flying on 9/11.
I have flown on the anniversary of the attacks almost every year since 2001. I won’t lie; it does give me a moment’s pause, but only because that date is etched on my mind as it no doubt is on yours.
But to refuse to travel today would mean the terrorists won. To be scared to go about my day-to-day activities…to be frightened to be in or to live in New York City — is ridiculous.
I refuse to live in fear.
Plus, if I had flown another day, I wouldn’t have had the chance to meet the couple from Switzerland on my flight today. They just completed a three-week motorcycle tour of the western US. On Harleys. Had the leather jackets on and everything.
Now, that’s the American way.
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Let’s go flying
As I write this, I’m flying home from Vegas.
Yes, I’m flying on 9/11.
But to refuse to travel today would mean the terrorists won. To be scared to go about my day-to-day activities…to be frightened to be in or to live in New York City — is ridiculous.
I refuse to live in fear.
Plus, if I had flown another day, I wouldn’t have had the chance to meet the couple from Switzerland on my flight today. They just completed a three-week motorcycle tour of the western US. On Harleys. Had the leather jackets on and everything.
Now, that’s the American way.
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