I vividly remember September 11, 2001. For me, it started out as any other day (I was in law school back then) but it turned into a hurt like I hope I will never again experience in my life.

This article from Fox News caught my attention because it describes September 11 as seen through the eyes of a child of the day, a child whose father left for work that morning to his job as the manager of a restaurant on the 110th floor of one of the towers. The father managed to escape from the day's inferno but the restaurant he managed lost 83 employees.

The father now works for his own brother, having left behind the city but not the memories of that dreadful day. The article excels at the description of the wholesomeness of the boy's family, both before and especially after September 11. A normally functioning family is an incredibly powerful entity and it is amazing to me how many people do not invest in building a strong family structure or, if they attain it, are willing to squander it for more or less trifle reasons.

As a family law attorney, I can attest that building your family strong, like a durable yet gentle fabric that is both tear-proof and flexible, is the solution to many of life's trials. I hope the reader is in agreement.

Read the whole story at http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011/09/09/my-dad-windows-on-world-and-11/