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A good picture
"I want a good picture of the towers, Mommy, not a bad picture."
This is what my eight-year-old daughter Dilly asked for the night of September 11. She didn't ask me to explain the attack, to tell her why people would plan and carry out such a terrible thing against other people, to assure her that she was safe. She simply wanted an image of the World Trade Center intact, the New York skyline the same, our world unaltered.
I promised her I'd go in search of a postcard the next day on my lunch hour.
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October 22, 2001 issue
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The more things change ...
Steve Graham
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Aileen M. Cord, Sibyl F. Buquol, Carolyn McCants, Bob Rockabrand, Deborah Skillin, Kay Rolland
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Safe under fire
Compiled by Rosalie E. Dunbar
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STABILITY in uncertain times
with contributions from Ned Odegaard
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Prayers of an Army reservist on standby
By ERIC NAGER
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A Peace Corps volunteer speaks from the heart
INTERVIEW BY KIM SHIPPEY
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PRAYERS from around the world
Reported by Gail Menschel
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ME AND MY NEIGHBORS—working together
By Barbara M. Vining
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Eastern prayer
Gloria Onyuru
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A MOMENT of flickering unity
By Christie Clarke
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SoulTsunami: Sink or Swim in New Millennium Culture
By Holly Hand
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A good picture
By Elizabeth Richards
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Grief and mourning overcome
Rowland Floyd
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Sore on breast healed through prayer
Elizabeth Barber
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Clearer vision
Maxine Bard
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Flying without fear
William Cole
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To my friends in New York City
Mary Trammell