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Murrah Building Tenth Anniversary - What I remember from April 19, 1995 - or start at the top and scroll down.
Ten years later
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference April 19th:
» This is the end of the innocence from Shutterblog
http://www.shutterblog.com/exposed/negative/okc_thumb.jpg [Read More]
» Ten Years Ago from LeatherPenguin
Oklahoma City.
Michele has a round-up.
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» April 19, 1995 9:02 AM from killrighty.net
Ten years ago, Timothy McVeigh and others committed the worst act of domestic terrorism in our history. If you have never been to the Oklahoma City Memorial honoring victims of the Murrah Building bombing, it's worth the drive or flight. Walk aroun... [Read More]
» Ten Years Later from A Bluegrass Blog
April 19, 1995. Ten years ago. A lifetime ago. It's been ten years since McVeigh blew up the Murrah building in Oklahoma City and killed 168 of his own countrymen. Ten years since we watched news coverage of corpses of [Read More]
Comments
Thank you for remembering our state once again. I will never forget about this nor the 9/11/01 terrorist attack of NYC.
Posted by: Tina | April 19, 2005 11:03 AM
What Tina said.
It's been 10 years, but I remember the sound of that bomb going off less than 10 miles away and the television imagery from that day like it was yesterday.
Posted by: Brandon | April 19, 2005 01:34 PM
None of us who lived here then will ever forget that day, or the ensuing weeks. It is heartwarming that we can all support each other and pull together in the face of such an immense tragedy. It's just a little sad that such a calamity is required for it to happen, that people fuss and bicker so relentlessly when there is no obvious ongoing disaster...
Posted by: MikeR | April 19, 2005 03:40 PM