Yes it was awesome. But my fav. still is the Inside 911, just because it covers ALL aspects of that day!

It is so amazing to look back at all that happened that day, and it all took place in less than 2 or 3 hours. All these lives were changed forever...while people were sleeping in their beds, at school, or at work...struggles were going on thousands of feet above the ground in airplanes...people were working together to save lives in New York and Virginia! It is simply amazing to sit here and reflect on the human spirit and the heroic acts of others!

It was very, very good. I cannot imagine being a loved one of someone on that flight and trying to talk to them in the last moments.

I just got home ( it's now 2 AM) so I missed all these tv specials. I really would have benefitted from seeing them.

I never forget 9/11. I still get chills thinking about it but still, that will be the biggest thing in my generation that ever happened and I want to know everything about it so I can educate my kids and grandkids.

It's sad, I work with kids who are now 17 and they don't give a second thought on 9/11. Many don't. I brought it up at work and no one seemed to care.

I didn't lose anyone but I will never, ever forget that day. I won't forget the images on the tv and sitting up at 3 AM hearing one lone military plane fly in the sky and the nightmares I had just of the images I flooded my eyes with all day...all week...all month. We all did....

4 years. Still chilling. Still sad. Still tragic.