I can't believe that it has been 9 years ago today that the terrorist attacks on the United States
Where were you when it happened?
I was a freshman at school at the University of Toledo
I was woken up by a fire alarm and I reluctantly had to wake up and go outside
I went outside to find another friend from my home town who told me that a plane had crashed into the world trade centers
and I just remember being upset that someone woke me up because of a fire alarm - because I had no clue what he was talking about
I went over to the fraternity house where I new a lot of the guys and I had to use the restroom [because I don't know about you - but thats a priority in the morning - and when you are rudely awaken by a fire alarm you don't really have a chance to go]
The guys were more interested in why the freshman dorm was having a fire alarm
and I just wanted to use the restroom
But after all that happened - we sat on their first floor and watched all the news coverage unfold
I remembered thinking that I wanted to come home, and just talk to my parents and I couldn't... the phone lines were all busy... school was closed for the next 3 days and now we look back and remember the 3,000+ who lost their lives on that day and give thanks for the people who continue to fight for our freedom.
I remember the day like it was yesterday, where were you the day that you got the news?
Head on over to Brittany's blog and link up
Where were you when it happened?
I was a freshman at school at the University of Toledo
I was woken up by a fire alarm and I reluctantly had to wake up and go outside
I went outside to find another friend from my home town who told me that a plane had crashed into the world trade centers
and I just remember being upset that someone woke me up because of a fire alarm - because I had no clue what he was talking about
I went over to the fraternity house where I new a lot of the guys and I had to use the restroom [because I don't know about you - but thats a priority in the morning - and when you are rudely awaken by a fire alarm you don't really have a chance to go]
The guys were more interested in why the freshman dorm was having a fire alarm
and I just wanted to use the restroom
But after all that happened - we sat on their first floor and watched all the news coverage unfold
I remembered thinking that I wanted to come home, and just talk to my parents and I couldn't... the phone lines were all busy... school was closed for the next 3 days and now we look back and remember the 3,000+ who lost their lives on that day and give thanks for the people who continue to fight for our freedom.
I remember the day like it was yesterday, where were you the day that you got the news?
Head on over to Brittany's blog and link up
3 comments:
I cant believe its been 9 years. Its so crazy. None of us will ever forget!
It's so hard to believe that it's been almost a decade already. No one will ever forget where they were and what they were doing on that day.
Thanks for posting your story and linking up!
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