We’re leaving our plates and pans in the cupboard as we join the rest of the country in reflecting on the terrible events that occurred 10 years ago today.
We each have our own memories of that day, and our own thoughts about the events since. All we can add are our prayers for a more peaceful world not too far in the future.
(Photo from The e-newsletter of the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of America)
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Asdvadz mezi bahe.
I was watching the reading of the names this morning and heard several that clearly indicated many Armenian families experienced terrible personal losses.