A 9/11 tribute.......Where were you when the world stop turning that September day....? { 9-11-2001 }

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A 9/11 tribute.......Where were you when the world stop turning that September day....? { 9-11-2001 }?

by LaChica (Daughter of the Night) Posted May 05, 2008 04:26:29

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+10 MadHatter May 05, 2008 04:41:08

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Judy January 28, 2009 12:43:30

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was just getting up for the day and turned tv on, watched the 2nd pland hit, I called all my kids, and my parents, I took it so hard because I knew 2 of the people on the 1st one that hit, I cleaned one of the ladys house every week, It was really hard knowing I was going to clean it for the last time. I love Allen Jacksons song where where you, I did alot of things in that song, he hit it right on the button on what people where doing. my heart still cries for the people who didn't make it, Bless them and their familys,
JJ January 14, 2009 00:39:46

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not sure, I remember watching it on the news while I was in daycare and thinking : who cares about a building burning? now that i look back and see how much it means. . . I'm just so astonished.
Sharon September 16, 2008 19:35:57

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I just flew from LaGuardia to Regan airport in D.C. driving by the Pentagon when the plan ramed into the building. I can't say anything else than it was horrific.
fangsup44 September 16, 2008 02:43:16

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I was in 3rd grade and I remember all the kids in my class getting picked up early and it wasnt until my mom picked me up and I got home that I realized what happened because the teachers werent allowed to tell us anything and it was a really scary time.
xokj4122 September 15, 2008 22:53:37

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i was at school, until i got excused
Mome September 15, 2008 17:35:28

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Glued to my TV.
,,:://LaZyBear;. September 15, 2008 02:45:01

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I was in school during math class

everyone had to go to the hallway..
LisaSmith September 14, 2008 04:41:38

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I was at work. There was no tv so we just all stayed glued to a radio all day until work ended then I went home and watched it on tv. What a terrible day it was.
jay September 12, 2008 21:44:51 (edited)

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Haku September 12, 2008 12:02:06

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I remember I had just woke up and my exgirlfriend motioned me over to the tv. At first I just thought it was some tv show she was watching until I realized it was the news. I lived out by Chicago at that time and as I watched one of the planes crash into the building I couldn't believe what I saw. I seriously thought this was some prank until the second plane came in and finished off the building. It was the buzz of the small town I was in for almost a month. I feel really sorry for those people in the building and on the planes.
genXer September 12, 2008 03:34:52

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taking an exam about the respiratory system (nursing school)
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ShineFloyd [Ninja]™ Chi-Kung September 12, 2008 03:31:47

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with a cup of coffee in my hands..
watching TV... and shocked!!
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susie September 11, 2008 21:38:47

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I was babysitting my grandson and watching Fox News,right after the first tower was hit my daughter called to make sure I was watching.I stayed glued to the TV for days;cried,prayed, and grieved for the innocent people murdered in that most horrible manner.Prayed for the firemen and policemen and the volunteers that came from all over the country.Thanked God for men,and their pure grit in working past exhaustion in that hellhole,and for the Red Cross/Salvation Army/other volunteers who fed and provided comfort items for them.What an inspiring example of people working together!!!And I never will forget Pres.Bush's speeches during that awful time;Thank God he was president!!!!
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LPE September 11, 2008 14:18:55

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standing in the break room staring at the small TV in disbelief. My aunt was on her way to work in Liberty Park (NJ, right across the way from the towers) and witnessed the whole thing. :'{
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fedupwithliberals-McCain 08 September 11, 2008 03:16:08

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Getting my kids ready for school...what a very sad day for America that was!
God Bless our soldiers past and present who have given their time and lives for us.....God Bless the USA!

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indiewench September 10, 2008 21:39:44

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I will never forget Sept 11th and I'm glad there's people out there who won't either and understand the danger that is still out there
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Smoky September 10, 2008 20:38:46

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I dont remember. I was too little :P
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♥leave it to beaver♥ September 10, 2008 17:38:50

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at that time i was in art class i was still in high school....everything just stopped we turned on the tv and just sat there in awe.....
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fishlip September 10, 2008 15:37:42 (edited)

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i was at work. a tragic event for sure but i have to pay the bills and had other things to do.life rolls on and things need to be done wheather im sad and angry or not.
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Pheno September 10, 2008 15:00:59

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In Jersey City, NJ....24th floor of a trading firm. Scariest day of my life.
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crazytexan September 10, 2008 14:13:19

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Living on the west coast at the time with ex bf and his kid. We got a call to turn on the TV. They were just covering that the first tower had been hit, we were getting ready for work and getting his daughter ready for school. Saw the second tower get hit. I will never forget this, I was brushing her hair in front of the TV and she asked me "Are we watching a movie?" and I told her no baby this is really happening, that's New York. Then the first tower collapsed. Then she asked me if there were people still inside, I told her most likely yes. She was only 9. No one else would explain that horrible day to her, so she asked me, and I was the one who had to tell her. Explain the gravity of it, that will stick with me forever.
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☆♥Crystal Marie♥☆ September 10, 2008 13:47:21

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My husband was on base in New Mexico ready to defend our country. I was in school, english class then my mother checked me out and we watched the news in shock. We could not believe what was happening. I will NEVER forget that day
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shelly September 10, 2008 13:45:51

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i went to a private school....i was in Bible class....
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CitizenErased September 10, 2008 12:06:40

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I was just coming out of school to go round my best friend's house (he's an American (I'm English) so it effected him more directly) and I remember coming up to him mum's car and she looked so stressed.
We got in the car and she told us to be quiet so we could listen to the news on the radio.
I didn't fully understand what was going on until we got back to his house and saw i on TV.
It was unbelievable...like something out of an over-the-top action movie.
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*~Amelie~* September 10, 2008 07:00:04

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i was at school in year 5 and only the year 6's and above were allowed to watch it on the telly and the other boarders had to wait until we went home 2 weeks later to find out what happened because the older kids weren't allowed to tell us.
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pd420 June 18, 2008 22:10:19 (edited)

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I was a junior in high school, and sitting in Spanish class goofing off as usual. Then we had to turn on the t.v....My heart dropped. My dad was scheduled to be flying that day to California on that flight. I immediately called my mom, who informed me that his flight had been changed. One of the scariest moments of my life.
fangsup44 to pd420 September 16, 2008 02:55:20 (edited)

Wow there are so many stories like that. My best friends Mom work in the WTC and she missed her train so she got in the city late and if you know her you know she is always on time and this one day she was late.
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Jebrel June 18, 2008 18:34:46

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At work.. a horrible day. I tear up thinking about it.
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Ashley June 03, 2008 07:51:39

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Kodabear June 03, 2008 04:02:31

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Considering I think I was sleeping when it happened!
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Seuskeeper May 31, 2008 04:11:00

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Waiting at a tire shop for a flat to get fixed.
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Faith ~American Patriot~ May 13, 2008 22:10:40

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My boyfriend (now my husband) and I were getting ready for class and I went to the living room to grab something and there it was on the TV. It was very scary because at the time my mom was a flight attendant for American and she was on a trip when it happened. No one knew where she was, and no one could get a hold of her. We were relieved when we heard that she was ok, but I feel horrible for the people who did lose loved ones.
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Shelby May 13, 2008 05:15:17

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i was in 3rd grade and my mom's mom die that day =(
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N8 dogg May 12, 2008 21:45:02

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i was in 3rd grade, i didnt really understand what had happened till a couple years later
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maggie May 12, 2008 17:44:46

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i was in 3rd grade when tht day happend. i still cry on tht day.
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lastmile May 12, 2008 05:43:50

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I was late for work. Driving there in a hurry with the CD player on I wondered what all these people were standing around for. Went in, started my work and said hello to my boss's wife. He was away on business, turns out in Europe. She looks freaked out and says "John's coming back today!". The boss has a temper and was universally feared, by those who didn't work for him even more than those who did. I said woah I didn't know people were that worried! Then she explained what was going on and I went next door to watch TV.
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brandon May 12, 2008 04:14:02

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Shane - oldschoolelf May 12, 2008 03:16:34

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When I worked in a door factory I heard it on the radio. Every department had their radio on and listening to the events as it was happening.
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divingpilot May 12, 2008 02:35:36

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My friend, living in the apartment above, came knocking at the door to tell me about it...i flipped on the tube after the first building was hit but before the second. My uncle was flying similar routes that day for United Airlines...was a crazy day.
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David May 12, 2008 01:41:15

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Taking my kids to school and the car into the dealer for service then on to play golf. How can anybody ever think anything good can come out of anything so horrible?