While it may be short,
The time feels long,
and so you think,
Of days long gone,
And so old memories,
Feel brand new,
The good,
The bad,
The heartfelt too,
So raise your glass,
To tales old and new,
For unlike others,
DHD is still here because of you.

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Yours In Arms,
PaleRider

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Zephyr: We gotta move!
BRO: Hold on. I'll enchant your gun to +5 Ammo.


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The Moscow Victory Parade takes place.

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The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum includes a reflecting pool flanked by two large "gates", one inscribed with the time 9:01, the opposite with 9:03, the pool between representing the moment of the blast. On the south end of the memorial is a field full of symbolic bronze and stone chairs—one for each person lost, arranged based on what floor they were on. The chairs represent the empty chairs at the dinner tables of the victim's family. The seats of the children killed are smaller than those of the adults lost. On the opposite side is the "survivor tree", part of the building's original landscaping that somehow survived the blast and fires that followed it. The memorial left part of the foundation of the building intact, so that visitors can see the scale of the destruction.

As traditionally done on the 19th, there is 168 seconds of silence at 9:02 AM CST. One second for each person killed in the blast.

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