The first thing I want to say is thank you for remembering. I believe that we should always remember what was lost on that day; not just lives but dignity, comfort, and peace just to name a few. What I don't think is healthy are the folks who are unable to move past it. It is one thing to remember but it is another to live in a time that you can never get back. Another reason that I am thankful for the remembrance is because it lets those of us who are in the military know that the reason we are fighting has not been forgotten. So, again, I say thank you.