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I had trouble closing my dresser drawers this afternoon. I pushed harder on the thick padding of shirts and pants. No movement. It was full - really, really full. I tossed the remaining pieces of clothing from the neatly folded laundry pile back onto my bed.
Now I must interject, it’s not that this dresser [...]

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The Case Against Adolescence Book Giveaway

Beauty From the Heart is giving away my favorite book.

The Case Against Adolescence Opposite Way

Not only did Alex and Brett interview Leeland, but on visiting Leeland’s site, I found you can actually listen to the entire album online for free. That’s awesome.

The Case Against Adolescence Comments Issue

Wordpress (or my website) is acting up. For some reason, Wordpress is not alerting me to all your comments needing moderation. So, if you have a comment that hasn’t been moderated - email me at agenttimblog[at]gmail.com.

The Case Against Adolescence President McCain?

I hate to say it, but I’m with Joe on this one.

The Case Against Adolescence 3,100.

That’s right, 3,100 comments can be found on this blog. I’m closing in on 350,000 words as well found within almost 400 posts.

My First September 11

“So, how can I describe my feelings? Is it even possible to put into words what a 11-year-old kid felt when he heard the news?”

This is the first time I’ve ever posted on September 11. It’s blows my mind that I never wrote anything on it…it seems I’ve been blogging for forever.

So, how can I describe my feelings? Is it even possible to put into words what a 11-year-old kid felt when he heard the news? Fear? The feeling in your chest–the constriction–like you’re in shock, and want to cry, but you can’t. Your eyes are wet, but the tears won’t flow. Your in shock, and just don’t know what’s going to happen next.

There’s not much to describe, except images, which for most of us, seem to be engraved in our minds forever. They’ll never leave, no matter how hard we try to put the away.

So I present to you, a feeble attempt at some images, and some short commentary on my part.














Just sad.

Cox and Forkum says it best.

A moment of silence.

Please comment and link to more if you would like.

One Response to “My First September 11”

  1. Agent Tim Online :: Culture And Theology--Hand In Hand Says:

    [...] Like I’ve said before, I was stunned after watching the trailer. It was, well, like I was sitting there just like I did that fateful morning, crying inside, silent on the outside, worrying about relatives in D.C. It was scary. “So, how can I describe my feelings? Is it even possible to put into words what a 11-year-old kid felt when he heard the news? [...]

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