I salute thee.

I can't say much beyond very touching and lovely.

oh my god...that was a great story...its so sad and yet it means so much...i think you really captured everything that everyone has been thinking about for these past few years after 9/11...brilliant story...keep up the good work.

There are no words to say how amazing this story it. I actually cried as I read the last part. This story is beyond amazing and it's deeply moving to put it mildly. Well done, and keep up the great work. I really appreciate the work.

Very good, mui bien.

And that is coming from a LOTR freak who doesn't like realistic drama.

I love this. What more can I say.

This was an excellent piece. Within just a few paragraphs, you've managed to capture the feeling of what we were all going through on Sept. 11th and in the days and weeks that followed.

I'm looking forward to your next chapter.

Makariosa

*That* my friend, was a cool story :)

Damn; that was sad. You have an incredible ability to write. I loved it; it made me cry. Thank you for sharing that with us!

When I first heard of the event, I had yet to even know the building existed, honestly. But the sheer loss of life and how many powerful people died in but a moment was a bit shocking, yes. I have relatives that live down there, so they probably felt it alot more then I.

I don't know how to review this, screw grammar, it's a bit touching in a way.

I don't think it should take something like this for someone to have pride, but we should always stay true to it. Nationalism like this hasn't happened for a while.

-jonathan

This is nice. Well-done.

Wow-unbelievable. It really touched my heart, and it makes one proud to be what our ancestors fought for and what we have always fought for-the right to be an American, and to be free.

Cool...

J.M.J. There are no adjectives strong enough to describe this story: it's stark and thoughtful. You captured Jack McCoy's personality perfectly. I like how you brought Skoda into the story too (where has he been this season?). My review looks really pathetic, I know. I can't say I "enjoyed" it, that would be too shallow...

A touching tribute. Good style, such as the

repetition "I went down to Ground Zero today." like a

the chorus of a Greek tragedy.

jack sounds like all of us, trying to cope &

recover and make sense of the senseless. Fine job.