From an email list:

"Some of the questions our seven year old son asked:



--That's the kind of plane I fly on when I visit Grandma and Grandpa,

right?



--So all of those guys must have planned this together, right, mom?



--What does it mean that they'll have "to pay"?  Will this cost them a

lot of money?



--*Who* has to pay, and with what?  



--Why would anyone want to hurt all those people?



--Isn't it weird not to see any airplanes in the sky?  Do you think we'd

get in trouble for flying a paper airplane?



--I get to watch the news, right mom?



--When is President Bush going to talk to us?  (This just after he'd

watched the whole brief speech.)



--Do you need a hug?



--Do you think Lindsey (his little sister) understands what's going on,

or is she too young?



--Is New York City close to us?  How close?



--What would we do if this happened here?



--What is that noise?  Can you close my window?



--Is everything going to be okay?



Good questions, I thought.



Kathy at C.O.D.