amalie79 wrote:I really wanted to be in NYC for the 9/11 anniversary. Is that insane or morbid?
I just listen to people talk and watch what little of the TV stuff that I can stand, and I've realized that almost everyone outside of about a quarter mile radius of the towers had similar experiences. I've barely even seen the footage of the planes hitting. We didn't see anything until the afternoon, and I had to avoid all coverage of it for years. But I'd like to be back there with the rest of the people who were there. At the time, I walked well out of my way to avoid the site... then after a few weeks I walked well out of my way to look at it. I left the city just under 10 years ago... but now I really want to be back there for this.
iluvk9 wrote:amalie79 wrote:I really wanted to be in NYC for the 9/11 anniversary. Is that insane or morbid?
I just listen to people talk and watch what little of the TV stuff that I can stand, and I've realized that almost everyone outside of about a quarter mile radius of the towers had similar experiences. I've barely even seen the footage of the planes hitting. We didn't see anything until the afternoon, and I had to avoid all coverage of it for years. But I'd like to be back there with the rest of the people who were there. At the time, I walked well out of my way to avoid the site... then after a few weeks I walked well out of my way to look at it. I left the city just under 10 years ago... but now I really want to be back there for this.
I would love to be there on 9/11, as would ALL OF FDNY. Unfortunately, they are not invited. No room.
amalie79 wrote:I called my dog "that dog" today and reminded Adam that it wasn't my idea to bring her home . I'm pretty upset with myself right now.
I'm having a very hard time bonding with Luna; she's tougher than the others. She's resource guarding, chasing the cats (and nipping a couple when she gets them) and now she's chewing the inside lip of her varikennel opening. This is in addition to escaping her wire crate and having allergies and brittle nails and broken nails. It's constant management and training-- 2 steps forward, one (or three) steps back.
It could be worse. I know it could be worse. And she's smart. I'm just having a hard time connecting. Hoping a formal class and competing will help us. Sigh.
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