student94

**9/11** Many People have things that mean something to them, and many people may think that very thing is trash. For instance my parents think that my boxes for electronics are trash and I own probably everything electronic you can think of. I take care of them because I want everything to last as long as it possibly can, but I save the boxes because if something were to go wrong with my tv or blu-ray player I need to be able to send it back to the manufacturer. Or, when I go to one of my other houses for the summer, spring break, and sometimes Christmas, I need to be able to transport my things safely without damaging them. My parents understand now that I've told them why I save boxes. This relates to 9-11 because people were collecting dust, debris, hard hats, and more things found on ground zero. But, the people who didn't lose a loved one or didn't realize how big of a tragedy this incident was, may consider the hard hat, debris or dust "trash." The ones who lost a loved one or came close to losing their own life consider it treasure. So, as the saying goes "Another Man's Trash is Another Man's Treasure"