9/11 Do you remember where you were when this tragedy hit?

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he just bought the buildings a month before the attack. he was on crutches during the deal, I think he got hit by a car or something. Bad year for him.
 
although iam over the pond, it touched each and everyone of us, some more than other's....i was at work when the whole of the hotel came to a complete stop and everyone was at a tv,100s of people came of the street to see what happened, my wife was at work...chase manhatten bank talking with a trader in the tower when, he shouted @#$5 That plane's close,,,oh oh sh#$ it's coming straight for the window, then a big scream,then scilence, imagine how my wife was,very confused and at that point unaware of what happened....A most awful tragedy....our heart's go out to each and every person involved in the 9/11 disaster,those who lost there live's there family and friend's...Then a specail shout out to for the lady's and gentlemen who assisted in the aftermath...an awful day hopefully never to be repeated ...
 
i was in church (catholic elementry school)and the priest announced to everyone...
 
fcamargo6thave;3445996; said:
I remember from time to time the towers would sway back and forth ( i was in the 52 floor of tower #1 the 2nd one to get hit) and it was the most terrifying day of my life I was on a phone call the only one in the office and this time it did not feel like wind it shook the whole building , and imagine the other building was hit firs and it did not throw me on the ground but about 3 big pieces of glass shattered and that terrified me to death. The phones went dead for about 2 minutes and everyone was scared... about 10 minutes later the loud speakers came on and we were told to stay in the building. Me and some guy said hell nah we left down the stairs, the elevators were jam packed.. it took us 15 minutes to walk down the stairs and in like 3 minutes of walking the building shook again but this time we thought it was coming down... Everyone in the stairways were screaming and a couple people crying because the impact of the plane hitting the building was felt (we did not know it was a plane yet) I was 17 at that time and I was doing my internship that day (3 days a week until 1 then school until 4) and i will never forget that day. sometimes i think what if i had stayed in the building.. what would have happenned to me.. actually i was more worried about my sister who worked in the 2nd tower (first to get hit) 32nd floor i could not find her but she walked to queens to my uncles house I also sometimes wonder what happened to some of the people who i used to see in the elevator who worked in the upper levels

Sorry about the rambling but its just my story of how i will remember september 11
your the only person who i have heard actually say they were there...in the building... what trauma and tradgedy to remember...
 
Red Devil;3446122; said:
your the only person who i have heard actually say they were there...in the building... what trauma and tragedy to remember...

I still remember that day the morning was so beautiful.. It was supposed to be a good day
 
fcamargo6thave;3446169; said:
I still remember that day the morning was so beautiful.. It was supposed to be a good day
Do you have any ill effects from it health wise.. i hope not.. i remember it was a beautiful day too....
 
I was in Las Vegas recovering from the a Hangover and turned on the TV. It was only then when the first tower was hit. Within those first few seconds of turning on the TV I thought it was just a Movie. So I flipped the channel and it was the same thing. After a few channels I realized it wasn't movie and ran into my buddy's room and altering everyone. This was within minute or two of flipping on the TV. Once the second tower was struck one of my buddy started to bursted into tears and and kept repeating "We are going to war.." We were leaving Vegas that morning and due to the attack on the towers the airports were shut down and we had to drive back home.
 
Yes I remember where I was...I was in tower 2 on the 99th floor and I went through that whole ordeal from beginning to end. I hope that no one ever would have to go through and see what I have seen on that day. I made it out, but I knew so many family and friends that did not.

I want to share something I wrote...

"Do you remember?" said the Angel to the girl whom looked upon the gates of the pit surrounding Ground Zero. She placed herself in preparation to go down the ramp into the place she had once, eight years ago fled. "I remember the clouds so perfectly painted in a sky of a deep blue, a cool September breeze while the sun still shun warmly. It was a far cry from what the morning would soon bring." Answered the girl.
"Let us place our flowers of remembrance together." Replied the Angel as they began their decent into the pit.

As she gently placed the flowers down she thought of what had since changed in eight years, and what has not. Arriving at Ground Zero you can instantly tell who has arrived out of curiosity, and who has lost loved ones. Your eyes and heart can decipher the ones that indeed feel some connection to this place, and the ones that gravitate towards it, wanting to feel, wanting to share the burden of that very day that changed the world or shall I say, our world forever. She closes her eyes, and even after eight years, this place can still claim tears. The echoes of the voices that were still remain.

"2,571 angels received their wings here…do you remember them?" asked the Angel as the girl stood up from her own private moment of silence.
"How could I forget? Time has the power to heal wounds, but time has also the power to allow those wounds to consume you. But we have the choice between heart and mind to allow those memories to echo within the halls of our hearts. Their song will forever be immortalized in this body. In every breathe I take, in ever beat of my heart, they will reign."

The Angel smiles at her knowingly as he whispers,
"Good, then the 2,571 that have taken flight away from home will never be forgotten…but we cannot allow ourselves to forget the angels that did come home…the ones that are still here without wings…for these wingless angels are a reflection of what we have overcome…in eight years."




Dedicated to all whom were lost…and found on 9-11-01
Gin Black
 
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