9/11 haunts new yorkers and the rest of the free world?

Question

i live in ontario canada prolly 5 hrs from the new york border an i can still remember the day when my closed school at around 10 am and all the rumor's of planes hitting the white house and then watching the news when i went home ............ i'll NEVER FORGET

its burned in my soul the last secs. before the second plane hit and all the helpless innocent mothers , children and fathers and sons daughters that passed ... almost 5 yrs later and its like it was yesterday .....9/11 the day the world changed

Answer 1

i dont know about new yorkers but it doesnt hount the rest of the world

Answer 2

hi, my friend lost his father in the first tower. I lost my cousin in the second. I remember we were in the trailers at school (renovations) when my partner truned on his hand held radio in class. We were doing a news report for the class. Well we heard the news just as our teacher was called out. I started to think of what they were talking about then i realized what had happened. America, the land of the free and the home of the brave, had been attacked by terroists. Our teacher came back in and told us to go back to our first period and wait. We were going home early. Everyone who hadn't heard the newscast cheered. but those who did couldn't believe it. my mom picked me up fromt he bus at my grandmother's house. All 25 cousins from both sides crowded around the TVs and watched in fear. I still remember the way it looked and the horror from the people. I can still feel the hot tears from my family as we heard the news two days later about my cousin who had just graduated college and started there at the towers. She was proud of her job and engaged. She was caught in an elevator shaft with an intern and her boss. Her boss apologized that her first day of work would be her last day on earth. He was saved but the two women died. my friend's father was a good man as well as my cousin being a good woman. We still mourn ofr her death and for the deaths of all the people involved. Yet i spit on every person who says it was a joke or who says it was a tragedy but not a loss. It's despicable.
Blessed Be.

Answer 3

Still gives me chills and I can still remember the horror of seeing it on TV and wondering what was going to happen next. The world hasn't changed our perception that we were safe has changed. The world is the same. There are crazy people out there willing to kill people for no good reason. I think that day made us think about our priority in life.

Answer 4

Yes, I remember that clearly. I was teaching as a sub at a middle school and we all just stood around watching the television. I came home and for days it was on television.

Answer 5

i'm from nyc,lost some distant relatives on that day,and know several families of people who lost immediate family. it haunts me and almost everyone i know. i think about it a lot and i feel that there will never be any real closure until we know the truth,but what is the truth?

Answer 6

the other day i had a dream that i was there... while it was happening.... it was crazy. i was within feet of the building... and thats cause i live all the way in Texas and didnt get the full effect from it.

Answer 7

Its hard to believe that its been 5 years since it happened!!

Answer 8

yeah, my mother was down there that morning..but she was one of the fortunate ones..she walked away with a couple of bumps and bruises..and of course the emotions..others weren't so fortunate..I pray for all the family of friends of those that didn't make it out... _!_
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Answer 9

This is here? In Mythology & Folklore?

Is this what you are attempting to convey?

OK!

Answer 10

thats why theres a war on terror