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I was sitting in a car showroom and they had a Tv for their customers My Husband and I were the only ones in there and a guy came in and said what was wrong as I burst into tears could not believe what was happening the whole car show room came in and we watched and no said a word I dont think anyone could speake and I think we couldnt belive whats was happening I just feel it happened yesterday 11 years ???
12 years ago. Rating: 16 | |
I was enrolled in some local college classes and during my 10 minute break, I called a friend to chat, this is when she informed me the United States is under attack.
12 years ago. Rating: 14 | |
I was at work and we all had radios and heard about it first through them. One poor guy had a two inch TV and about 20 of us crowded around him to watch. It was awful and confusing. I remember thinking the first hit was an accident, it never crossed my mind that it would be an "on purpose"......
12 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
Heard it on the TV. News .It didn`t sink in ,later on live coverage Thought this cant be "true .Shock ,and anger was my "Reaction !! These "evil Cowards Not "Humans .Question can we "Trust Muslins ! they are in every country in the world "WHY !!
12 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
It was good for Bush.
After I heard about both towers getting hit, I did what any other red-blooded all-American girl would do.......I called my mom !!
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
I was working across the street from Battery Park at the time, several blocks from the towers. I took that day off a week in advance. I was driving my wife to work and heard it on the radio. Later that morning I actually saw the towers go down. I couldn't watch it anymore on TV. Till this day I can't watch it.
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
I was sicker than a dog when my mother called long distance freaking out...I turned on the tube and saw it all unfold...shocking and surreal...our island was so quiet for 5 days after that we could hear the Harp Seals way out on the rocks...no air or unwarranted water traffic made for a strange quiet where otherwise was a constant hum of activity here on Canadas' west coast.
12 years ago. Rating: 8 | |
Such silence in our little ocean town.
I lived in the 'FIRST RING OF DANGER" (That meant that we had to leave first if there was a true disaster.) I had a little slow car ... I thought I might do better on a bicycle. : (
I stayed on the internet for weeks. Listening to the radio. Listening to the sky. Just listening.
i remember i didnt have to work that day. i got up, got my kids off to school and switched on th tv. at first i thought i was seeing a movie of some sort. then i realized what was going on. all i could do was sit and watch in horror and disbelief. i too cried for days and thats all we talked about for a long time. i pray nothing like that ever happens again, to anyone.
12 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
I was asleep and my mom woke me up and said "we're under attack". I didn't quite understand her, so I turned on the TV and saw the first tower being hit. All I could think was, some air traffic controllers are in some big trouble.(not those words) Then I saw the second plane and I new this was not an accident. Then I saw the pentagon and all the people in NY in total shock. Then the tower fell and the people was running for their lives. I was in total shock. I was glued to the TV day and night for days. I prayed, I cried, and I got angry. 11 years later and I still get teary eyed when talking or thinking about 9/11. Especially for the people who made the decision to jump from the tower instead of burning to death.
12 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
My friend and I ,were on holidays in States at the time. We were on coach, on way from Branson to N York,, when news came on radio. Our tour guide tried to explain to us, what had happened, but she was so shaken, we did not fully understand, That is, until we booked into our Hotel, and put on TV, it was like a horror movie, we were in so much shock, we switched TV off.
12 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
That night their eyes looked blank and sooty. It was unbelievable.
The people on the Embarcadero looked that way for a long, long time.
I wanted to talk to others about it. Nobody seemed to want to talk. I felt so alone.
Each took that pain and loss in their own way. I was thankful for the internet and the radio. At that time we didn’t have a TV.
Yes, I still feel it.