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Here we are on the 1st anniversary of that day. "The day that changed America" - but did it really? I walk a double-edged sword every day. My partner and I are lucky enough to be legally married, but not without having to out her as a transgendered woman, not without stripping her of her dignity. This is a path we walk every day - being out in the new America that was born out of the 9/11 tragedy. But I am lucky - we walk this path together, I don't have to grieve for losing her, and I don't have to love her in silence. To all of my sisters and brothers who lost their loved ones - I care about your loss. You are not alone. Blessed Be!

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Just ordinary people on a day doing what you did on any ordinary day. In a blink of the eye you were taken and all our lives were changed. There will never be a time when we won't think of you and honor your memory. My gay and lesbian brothers & sisters how my heart aches for the loss of you. I love you and I promise to honor your memory now and for the rest of my life. You are my heros. God bless us all.

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My heart aches for the victims and surviving friends, family and co-workers of those affected by the September 11th terrorist attacks. This is truly one of those events that I cannot/will not understand. God Bless us all.

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We give Thanks for today and every day after. Memories can never be taken away. GOD BLESS EVERYONE AND GOD BLESS THE USA

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Oh my god, I was already crying and when I saw the note about Reed's pin, I burst into tears!!!Thank you thank you! The site is truly incredible, what a great job you have done...the sad part is that we are still not really free to be ourselves, and grieve publicly and out in the open!My heart is breaking for everyone! Thank god for you to help us get thru this and to change things!!I am praying for a realization of the truth to these scum who call themselves Americans...land of the free, my rosy red butt!!I love you Susan

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I was going to ignore 9/11 this year because I didn't want to subject myself to all the self-serving politicians who will use the anniversary to try to convince everyone that they're caring and concerned. Thanks to your site, I don't have to ignore it. Thanks for reminding me of what's worth remembering. And thank you for telling the stories that don't get told in the mainstream press. Lin, still smoldering a year later

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Thanks for sharing our community. Even though this is so tragic, at least the loved ones can see that they count also. Blessing......Angie

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This website is fantastic. Being a hetero, and having a gay bestfriend, it makes me so happy to see that not all people are homophobic. It sickens me to think that there are such ignorant people out there in the world today. With all the worries of terrorism, why would people even waste a second judging others when they should only judge themselves for being so close-minded to others and their lifestyles.

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Thanks for making the website. **************************************************************** Only after the last tree is cut down, the last of the water poisoned, the last animal destroyed...only then will you realize you cannot eat money. Cree Indian Prophecy