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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
A military friend told me that if we think 9/11 was awful, we haven’t seen anything yet.
He said imagine terrorists sneaking a nuclear bomb onto a container ship and the ship ends up docking at a port like New York City.
If we think 3k (innocent) American casualties was horrendous, image 3M.
Got it?
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June 3rd as this is penned. September 11 as it is published.
Why write 100 days ahead? Three reasons:
So weird that these photos were chosen randomly this morning before the math said it would go live on 9/11.
Almost a guarantee that no one is thinking about 9/11 on June 3.
Ever.
What if everyone did?
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Pausing for a midlife moment of silence.
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Adversity doesn’t develop character, it reveals it. Terrorists, and peaceful people, have leaders. And every leader is telling a story about what they value, whether they are aware of it or not.
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September 11, 2001.
911, 9-11, 9/11. What has 911 taught you?
It has taught (or maybe re-taught) me the power of a hug. That there is never a better time than right now to give someone a hug. I hug more people, more often, even at work.
Remember how crowded (assuming you went) Church was that first Sunday?
Funny thing, I remember a lot of Christians sort of complaining about “all those people”.
And I quietly thought to myself, “This is the way Church ought to be every Sunday”.