email406.xml
Title
email406.xml
September 11 email body
Jim,
Thanks for the great article and your concern. My office is -- or was -- in
1 World Financial Center, about 11 yards accross the West Side Highway from
the South Tower. In fact, every morning between 8:15 and 9am I walk through
the Trade Center, cross the connecting bridge, and enter the safe sanctuary
that is the ultimate bastion of civilization -- Dow Jones. I was not however
in my office yesterday and haven't been in a few months. I am on an extended
maternity leave and using the extra time off to finish a novel that will be
published by Haper Collins this winter. I have a lot to be grateful for these
days -- sometimes during the late night feedings and in the frustration of
endless re-writes, I forget that fact. I am not sure I will ever forget it
again.
Best to you and yours,
Sara
Thanks for the great article and your concern. My office is -- or was -- in
1 World Financial Center, about 11 yards accross the West Side Highway from
the South Tower. In fact, every morning between 8:15 and 9am I walk through
the Trade Center, cross the connecting bridge, and enter the safe sanctuary
that is the ultimate bastion of civilization -- Dow Jones. I was not however
in my office yesterday and haven't been in a few months. I am on an extended
maternity leave and using the extra time off to finish a novel that will be
published by Haper Collins this winter. I have a lot to be grateful for these
days -- sometimes during the late night feedings and in the frustration of
endless re-writes, I forget that fact. I am not sure I will ever forget it
again.
Best to you and yours,
Sara
September 11 email cc
September 11 email date
September 12, 2001
September 11 email from
Sara
September 11 email subject
RE: Grab Hands, Hold On
September 11 email to
Jim
Source
born-digital
Media Type
email
Created by Author
unknown
Described by Author
yes
Date Entered
2002-08-19
Collection
Citation
“email406.xml,” September 11 Digital Archive, accessed October 1, 2026, https://911.dev.chnm.gmu.edu/items/37474/.
