09/11/2026
Remember When
25 years.
It’s hard to believe it has been that long.
I still remember sitting in Mr. Day’s classroom, watching the events of September 11, 2001 unfold on that rollaway TV. Like so many people my age, I was too young to fully understand what I was watching, but old enough to know that something had changed.
I’ll never forget that feeling.
I think all of us can still remember exactly where we were when the world stopped turning.
Twenty-five years later, I find myself thinking just as much about the buildings that fell as well as the people who stood up.
The firefighters who ran into the buildings while everyone else was running out. The police officers, paramedics, military members, and countless others who put their own lives on the line. The families who made the ultimate sacrifice.
We will never forget.
Not just what happened that day, but the courage, sacrifice, and unity that followed.
I’m incredibly grateful for the people who have sacrificed so much to protect this country and the freedoms we sometimes take for granted.
25 years later, I still remember that classroom.
I still remember watching in on that TV.
And I still remember watching America come together.
🇺🇸 Never forget. 🇺🇸
