There is an older thread on this...but I thought it was worth starting a new one since we are on the eve of the 10 year anniversary of 9/11. Just thought it would be nice to share our stories...since i'm sure most of know where we were then.

Myself, I was at work...training actually. Was half asleep as I usually am at that time of t he morning...next thing I know my floor supervisor runs by me and says..."they attacked the towers! We are going to war!!"

My response.."Uhh...what?"

Our factory had the radio on the entire day as we all listened and "tried" to work. Since i could only imagine what was happening in my mind as I did not have access to a television, when I was finally able to see it when I got home...it was far worse than I had imagined.

Anyway, my heart goes out to those who died, lost loved ones, or risked their own lives to save the lives of others.

I was in schoo and i heard in the halls about a plane crash in NYC. My next class was spent watching the tv in the classroom. Watching tower 2 get hit and word of the other crashes, the school cut the feed to the classrooms. I went home early, disgusted that a school would restrict their students to be able to watch history and an attack on our nation.

I was heading to middle school when i heard it on the radio in the car. They let us out early from class that day and we came home and saw it on TV. Sort of surreal feeling... shocking. I always wondered why? and how? something didnt seem right. i later found out about alex jones documentary's and now im here

I woke to see the first tower right after it was hit. Then watched as the second tower was hit. Needless to say, I was astounded as the events unfolded. But when I heard how quickly it was determined who the terrorists were who did these deeds and their photos were show on TV, I became suspicious and remain so.

At work, I hate work, so this was an interesting distraction.
Went home and watched some TV, called friends in the city.

Everyone was ok. Few friends of friends were lost in the days tragedy.

Shortly after it seemed freedoms were stripped and our government couldn't be trusted.

The end.