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 Since 9/11/01, life in America changed for everyone. No longer was there a safety net of 'being in big city with predictable norms, maybe some storms, but not Terrorist Attacks!!' Same with the idea of getting on a plane.

Last year a few straggly hippie types were standing near the Oculus that looks like something out of a Star Wars set but is a huge towering ribbed building...whose ribbing who is the question these folks were asking with a few photos and an insistence we were not being told the truth of 9-11.

How could it be different from 'what we all saw' I wondered along with many others over the years who placently took for truth what we saw unfold on television over and over again, repeatedly for days. And stories which may have been confusing but so was that scope of the emergency.

Who could sit and

 To take a walk in nature or on a walking trail it can be peaceful and inviting...maybe a nice place to have walks for causes to keep folks safe...too often people in groups for many good causes like the annual late September Crop Walk at the high school in Falls Village Ct don't remember basic street crossing safety and take chances, thinking the whole area is aware that they are 'on a walk to raise money for hunger locally and globally'.

.It's not just younger kids (or crossing, even the whole walk, cars have the right of way), sometimes adults feel entitled to 'do their own thing' and lead