at school in marketing class.
but it didn't really hit me till later that night. it felt so surreal to me.

 

Thats the morning I registered to S2ki lol

Joined 11-September 01

 

@ home playing gran turismo, didnt even hear about it till 8 hours after.

 

WTF youre still a friggin baby!!!




Anyways i was in the 2nd week of my freshman year. I was 14

 

its like s2ki was trying to tell you something

 

Junior in high school. They announced what happened over the loud speaker when I was in second period math class. Scary ass day.

 

Slept in that morning didn't have class until the afternoon. When I got up my dad told me I had missed a lot of events and told me to turn on the TV.

 

about 20 blocks away in downtown manhattan, watching the towers fall.. still remember the smell that night, it was like burning plastic..

 

I had just returned from New Orleans on a flight the previous day. I was a little late getting in to work and I don't listen to the radio in the morning but traffic was behaving strangely. I can't really explain it. Everyone was moving slowly without reason or traffic jam. People looked dazed.

I turned on my radio and the first thing I heard was, "The tower is GONE! If you are not watching this, its just GONE! It totally collapsed."

I took a while for me to figure out what was going on. When I got to work everyone was huddle around a tv and they were just beginning to show a bunch of replay of the second plane slamming in.

A friend of mine lost his brother at a brokerage firm in one of the towers. He gave a speech at a memorial at our state capitol just yesterday.

I spent much of the next year glued to news networks thinking there was another shoe going to drop, or waiting for some military footage of payback.

 

i was washing a ford focus at enterprise rent-a-car in glendale, az. i heard the reports coming over the radio. i thought it was some joke that morning shows usually do in the morning. we later had a tv up in the office and we were watching the news on that the rest of the day.