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Quotes From 9/11: A Short Story

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But the Lord said unto me, “Do not say, I am a youth, for you shall go to all to whom I send you, and whatever I command you, you shall speak.” (Jeremiah 1:7) Five Years Later: Team seven continues to achieve every goal they put their minds to. Their mothers are nurses at the same hospital. Joshua is growing into a statue of his father. Sarah (mother): Good morning, Patricia, you know we got that inspection this evening, you ready? Patricia: Ready as I’ll ever be. I stayed later yesterday to lighten my load for this morning. I hope we do well. Sarah (Mother): These last five years fell like ten. I never thought nursing was so much work! Sometimes I miss our housekeeping days. Patricia: I don’t miss them at all! And one day I’m not

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