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Discussion Boards => Off-Topic => Topic started by: martinbastin on September 11, 2010, 06:01:40 am
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I was mentoring a student at my local elementary school.
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glued in front of the TV waiting for my dad to call (he was on a flight to NY.) he travels alot. I think that was the scariest day of my life waiting for the phone call of either he was dead or alive (he was alive!) i thank god everyday.
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I was in 11th grade in American History class.
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Just sitting in school...
Cant remember the class
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Downtown Los Angeles wondering if they were going to target the West Coast Skyscrappers as well..........was very worried.. :notworthy:
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I was teaching my 3rd grade class.
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I walked into work at a chiropractic office and saw it on the TV in the lobby.
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I was in my 5th grade science class taking a test.
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I was working. It was my senior year of high school and that happened to be a day I did work study. Me and my boyfriend worked at the same place of employment, we both started at 6am MST so we had absolutely no idea what was going on until people started coming in later. We went into the break room right before the first tower fell.
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I was in class...heard it about from others who were in class listening to radio-didn't really grasp the impacts till I got home
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I was at work in Charlottesville, VA. Our company had a large-screen TV in the conference room. As I passed by, I saw the smoke from the first building. I thought it was probably a small plane that sometimes hits skyscrapers. Then I noticed more and more people filing to the conference room. We all sat there in stunned silence.
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Class, I was in the sixth grade at the time. When the teacher heard the news she made us all stand and pray (i went to private school), none of us knew what it was about yet.
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i was in my post-graduate internship at a health department in Denver. we are all called into the meeting/conference room and watched the news on the TV. They were concerned about possible attacks at NORAD in colorado springs area-- everyone was a bit on edge and I think there is also a WTC in Denver-- no one was sure if they should send us home or lock us into a "safe area" ---
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I was just walking into my class...topic that day was anxiety disorders
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I was at work. I hadn't heard anything until I went to my first meeting, and someone came in late saying the second tower collapsed. I had to ask what tower - and he told me and another co-worker what had been happening all morning. I couldn't believe our account manager didn't say anything to people.
My best friend worked in Manhattan, but I couldn't recall if her company was in the World Trade Center or not. I finally got a hold of her - she was fine. She worked in an office building across the Hudson - she saw the whole thing first hand, and told me how everyone had to walk home that day due to the whole city being shut down.
Will never forget that day.
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I was actually still living in Canada, in my college class doing a test, when one of the other teachers came in with a TV and told us what was going on. Ironically enough i was suppose to go to NY that week but didnt due to classes.
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I was at home watching on the news after just arriving home the night before from a flight returning from Seattle for my sisters wedding. The scary thing was our original flight was canceled due to mechanical problems and they wanted us to wait until morning to get on a different flight. I had to return to work the following day so we found a different flight rather than being in the air during 9/11. Things like this really make you be thankful to be here today.
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I'm not sure what grade I was in, but it was during elementary school. All the teachers turned on the television, so we knew something was wrong. I can't believe it's been nine years. Time sure flies by.
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I was on my way to High School.
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Work.