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What are you thankful for? TWPC is thankful for you. Enjoy a happy, fulfilling, and bountiful Thanksgiving for you and your families! 🍗🍖🍾
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Veterans, thank you for choosing to defend this great country and ensure its freedom. We salute you and pray for you and yours to be blessed. Thank you!

Happy Mother's Day to all the women who support the people of the world and allows us all to be great. Your selfless love and sacrifices may seem like they aren't appreciated, but you all are appreciated! Thank you and HMD!
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It seems like more than any other year, this new year will offer an incredible amount of opportunities for people looking to start their own business.

There is never a perfect time to start a new business or grow an existing one, but as you turn the page into this new year, follow your optimism to get you closer to making your dreams turn into goals, and then your goals become reality.

As a fellow entrepreneur, I've come to learn that the biggest problem isn't starting and failing - it is not starting at all!

I wish you all a prosperous 2022! May your failures be your best teachers and the goals you reach inch you closer to your wildest dreams.

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Season's Greetings!
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We wish you and yours a joyful holiday season and a prosperous, healthy, and Happy New Year!
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Happy Thanksgiving! Here's to hoping that you get to close 2021 as well as or better than you've buzzed through it so far!
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I used to work in a high rise in Newark, NJ, and on clear days, you can see the Manhattan skyline, including The Twin Towers from my office building.

September 11, 2001 was a sunny and clear day. My co-workers and I found out about the first plane crash on the news and we didn't believe it, even though we saw the images live on TV. I then took the elevator up to see the buildings from a higher floor in my building. In the elevator, I still was in disbelief, almost 30 minutes after the planes hit the Towers. When I looked out the window, I was shocked. I'll never forget the huge plume of smoke...it was so ominous...and, it never stopped. Even after the towers fell, the weeks afterward just had this huge plume of smoke coming up from the ground where the towers stood. It was unreal.

Today means a lot to me. As someone who grew up in the NY-NJ-CT tri-state area, I visited lower Manhattan many times by taking the PATH train from Jersey into The City. You can always see The Towers just before you go underground after leaving Journal Square.

WTC 1 and the current complex of newer buildings and spaces, including the 9/11 Memorial (where the building footprints were), the Oculus, and the Memorial Museum are all magnificent and I encourage you to visit them. However, I will never forget the original Towers nor will I ever forget the events that destroyed them.

Be blessed, be vigilant, and love one another.

Truly Yours,
Pete