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		<title>By: Teresa</title>
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		<dc:creator>Teresa</dc:creator>
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		<description>Don&#039;t remember where I had just been, but I remember walking in to my house and listening to my phone messages.  My sister asked what I&#039;m thinking about our trip to Europe (supposed to start the 12th) and how she thought it probably wasn&#039;t going to happen.  I had no clue what she was talking about until I turned on the TV.  Both towers were still standing, and I watched in horror as they both fell.  I sat with my two tiny girls and cried.  My husband and I had planned to go shopping for a computer desk that day, so we did.  But it felt so unimportant and downright stupid to care about a computer desk when something so life-changing was going on.  Our hearts weren&#039;t in the shopping.  We spent the rest of the day with our family.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Don&#8217;t remember where I had just been, but I remember walking in to my house and listening to my phone messages.  My sister asked what I&#8217;m thinking about our trip to Europe (supposed to start the 12th) and how she thought it probably wasn&#8217;t going to happen.  I had no clue what she was talking about until I turned on the TV.  Both towers were still standing, and I watched in horror as they both fell.  I sat with my two tiny girls and cried.  My husband and I had planned to go shopping for a computer desk that day, so we did.  But it felt so unimportant and downright stupid to care about a computer desk when something so life-changing was going on.  Our hearts weren&#8217;t in the shopping.  We spent the rest of the day with our family.</p>
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