Word: dearingly
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...Dear Mike...
...been born. We are seeing it in our nation and sensing it in ourselves, a new faith in our oldest values, a rendezvous with grace. We may all be National Guardsmen in a year, or be having bottled-water drills. We may have lost even more people who are dear to us. But when a free people, who invented the idea of liberty as a form of government, rediscovers its power, there is no telling where it might go. And when each of us gets the chance to decide all over what matters most to us, there is no telling...
...seemed a simplistic and dangerous dichotomy. Today more people believe this than ever before. Those of us who are caught in the middle must do all we can to stop the rush to mutual demonization, which will only lead to unspeakable wars, destroying everything that we all hold dear...
...Every time that terrorists target the White House, it grows more dear to those who cherish its history and the story of freedom which has played out within its walls...
...heading into Manhattan in her ambulance. She was among the first EMTs to arrive in front of the south tower. Then hell descended, and March ran. "I noticed that the debris was picking people up and slamming them into buildings. So I grabbed a pole and held on for dear life," even as the oddments of a skyscraper struck her. "I told God, 'I'm not dying today,' so I held on no matter how many bricks were hitting me. I felt ash go down my throat, so I made myself vomit because it was asphyxiating. My head was hurting...