Re: It's so quiet here

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Posted by Lynn on September 12, 2001 at 12:36:56:

In reply to: It's so quiet here posted by Kenzi on September 12, 2001 at 04:19:26:

Kenzi, I am so glad you are ok, physically, and all our other friends
in America. The horror is unimaginable and our thoughts and prayers
are with you all and your families.

With love

Lynn:

As night fell it became very calm. There are almost no cars on the
: streets now...I live on a main road and I have only heard two cars
go
: by in the last hour. Mostly emergency vehicles but not too many
: sirens. I am thinking maybe they don't want to increase the
tension
: here with sirens going all night.
:
: The street I live on is the northern perimeter that has been
cordonned
: off by the police. I need ID if I leave the cordonned area and
want
: to get back in. There are police on the street keeping things in
: order.
:
: I will need to sleep soon; it's been an exhausting day but I am too
: keyed up from the stress and worry.
:
: I worry about the search and rescue teams, hoping that they find
some
: people alive and can save them. It seems so quiet here that I
wonder
: if they are doing anything at all, though I am sure they are.
:
: I realize from reading posts here that the whole country feels this
: tension and now truly knows what vulnerability feels like. It's
not
: just New York and Washington DC and Pennsylvania that are suffering
: from what has befallen us, but the whole country, and we fear that
: there may be other strikes. I hope you are all finding time to
sleep
: and be with people you love and sending positive energy out to
those
: who need it. I am trying to decompress so I can do some of that

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: Kenzi, I am so glad you are ok, physically, and all our other friends : in America. The horror is unimaginable and our thoughts and prayers : are with you all and your families. : : With love : : Lynn: : : : : As night fell it became very calm. There are almost no cars on the : : streets now...I live on a main road and I have only heard two cars : go : : by in the last hour. Mostly emergency vehicles but not too many : : sirens. I am thinking maybe they don't want to increase the : tension : : here with sirens going all night. : : : : The street I live on is the northern perimeter that has been : cordonned : : off by the police. I need ID if I leave the cordonned area and : want : : to get back in. There are police on the street keeping things in : : order. : : : : I will need to sleep soon; it's been an exhausting day but I am too : : keyed up from the stress and worry. : : : : I worry about the search and rescue teams, hoping that they find : some : : people alive and can save them. It seems so quiet here that I : wonder : : if they are doing anything at all, though I am sure they are. : : : : I realize from reading posts here that the whole country feels this : : tension and now truly knows what vulnerability feels like. It's : not : : just New York and Washington DC and Pennsylvania that are suffering : : from what has befallen us, but the whole country, and we fear that : : there may be other strikes. I hope you are all finding time to : sleep : : and be with people you love and sending positive energy out to : those : : who need it. I am trying to decompress so I can do some of that
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