Where were you on 9/11? I was in Redmond at 5:53a trying to figure out if I should post a headline to MSN.com about the report that a small plane had hit the World Trade Center.

Saturday, September 10

• Salutation Nation 2011 Volunteer Park

On Saturday, September 10th, 2011 at 9:00am your local time, roll out your mat and do yoga. Join your community to move, breathe, connect and get your downdog on!

Salutation Nation is:

-An annual, international day of yoga
-Led by local yoga ambassadors Silvia Mordini, Ginger Saunders, and Tina Templeman
-Complimentary
-Open to all levels

Be sure to bring your mat and water

• Century Ballroom’s weekly indoor flea market
• Beginning sewing class at E Pike’s Stitches: “This is a two day class and a total of 5 hours class time. The Bag Class offers beginning sewers a chance to get acquainted with basic fabric cutting and measuring skills, basic machine use, stitching, hemming and seam finishing among other techniques.”
• Saturday Family Concerts: Kimya Dawson at Town Hall Seattle
• NEPO 5k art walk from Pioneer Square

Sunday, September 11

• Seattle University 9/11 Ceremony: “… a special 10-year anniversary service to honor those lost in the 9/11/01 attacks. The Mass will occur first, with the theme of peace, followed by a special ceremony.”
• Quiet reflection, 5-8a; open community interaction, 8-10a, International Fountain, Seattle Center. More Seattle area 9/11 events.
• 9/11: Ten Years Later at Broadway Performance Hall
• ONE: The Event — “MAKE THE SHIFT FROM FEAR TO LOVE ON 9/11: Seattle Center events culminating in a Global Synchronized Moment of Love-FREE and open to all.”
• Short Stories Live:  The Jewish Imagination, Part 2 at Town Hall

Monday, September 12

• Science: Emma Marris: Embracing a ‘Half-Wild’ Planet at Town Hall
• Old School Frozen Custard donating profit from 9/11 sales to Wounded Warrior Fund

Tuesday, September 13

• Frances Moore Lappé: Rethinking Environmental Challenges at Town Hall
• Mayor Town Hall at Miller community Center

Wednesday, September 14

• Eat Out on Capitol Hill benefit for Country Doctor Clinic: “Eat and drink at 29 Capitol Hill venues to benefit Country Doctor Community Health Centers. A portion of your bill will support accessible healthcare services to anyone regardless of ability to pay. Country Doctor has been on the Hill for 40 years.”