Hi Kat,

I hope the surgery worked out for you and it was helpful.

I work for the Environmental Protection Agency and I called my husband 
that morning and told him I could see the Pentagon burning.  He still 
has my voice mail saved.  I was on a listserv and one of the women 
almost immediately said 'the government did this.'  I said 'thanks and 
good-bye,' and did my best to forget that I'd ever participated in it.  
I can't even remember the name.

A former friend of mine had a history of psychological problems and 
decided working in DC was too scary, post 9/11.  She tried working 
elsewhere and ended up on a psychiatric disability.

I think Phaidon has a coffee table book out about 9/11 with scenes of 
the devastation, for about $75.00.  I saw it in Barnes and Noble.

it's hard to believe that it's been 5 years.

Mary Katherine

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Subject: Re: upcomming documentararies of 9-11 as 5th aniversary comes 
up.

    I have a DVD of the CNN coverage from that awful day. But in fact, 
my actual memories are hazy, as I was recovering from spinal surgery 
that I'd had the week before and was on strong painkillers. In a way, I 
wish I hadn't been. 
 
 Kat 
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