It's like a plan, but with more greatness.

Am I the only one who thinks this whole 9/11 name is disrespectful as Hell? Like seriously, will it kill you to just say September? We all know what you're talking about and it's like two more syllables. It's the same as saying Nam. Nope! You most likely were not there if you call it that, and if you were there you're probably not talking about it and try to avoid talking about it at all costs. So can we as a nation and a race of humans stop the senseless abbreviation before we start talking about our fellows that we've lost? When you remember the day that you lost someone you love that's how you remember it, September 11 or whichever day it is for you. In fact somebody reading this post might have lost someone. If that's so, my heart and love goes out to you and your loved and lost. I personally did not lose someone close to myself or my family, but I'm sure those who did will really appreciate this. I remember thinking how my sister could be dead the very moment I heard about the Boston Marathon bombings. How her body could have been destroyed and strewn over the streets. I can't imagine the chaos following the phone call over a decade ago now. It's been a couple years since the bombing, but I still remember the empty drive on my way to the city debating on actually going in to find my sister and her boyfriend or just turning around and not having a clue what's going on in my head or the world around me. To all those affected by this tragedy directly, my heart and thoughts and love to you all. I know anyone who remembers this day was affected in some way, and it's those that I implore to respect our fallen fellows and to just use two more syllables. Our loved ones deserve more respect than a few numbers that resemble a convenience store for Zeus sake.