Comments on: Some mark 9/11 with cold beer, fond memories

By: Joyce Larock

Joyce Larock — Tue, 18 Feb 2014 04:57:14 +0000

The OHARA’S made you realize from a real person that was from the city when 911 happened. She showed us the scrapbook. Really fragile. The patches of Firemen. My food was awesome. It was not busy when we were they I guess we got special treatment. I will return to eat rest and enjoy first hand recollections of survivors!!! Another comment really said it better than mine!!!!!!

By: The Value of Storytelling: Adding Meaning | Presentation Advisors

The Value of Storytelling: Adding Meaning | Presentation Advisors — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 13:22:32 +0000

[…] As my wife browsed the WTC Memorial Store, now directly next door to the Ten House, I took a seat on the curb and looked at the site. It is still eerie to look and see acres of emptiness in a city where the buildings seem to be build on top of one another. However, at one point I stopped looking at Ground Zero and simply stared at the street…at the curb itself…at the businesses that called Liberty Street their home. Essex World Cafe, which was turned into a medical center on September 11th, serves blue collar workers in hard hats everyday, when it once served white collar professionals in suits. Next to it is O’Hara’s Pub, which closed for 8 months after the attack but helped bring the neighborhood back together. […]

By: Jane Batarseh

Jane Batarseh — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 22:30:08 +0000

Good work, Mer! You write with concision and flair. Ms. B.

By: Devon Goodrich

Devon Goodrich — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 12:50:28 +0000

you are such a good writer! i want to be in this bar! hope you’re doing well