I was living in Northern California, and was headed to work at 630am when I heard about it on the radio. My initial thought was "No way". I sped to work, where the night shift guy had no idea what was going on. I turned the TV onto CNN, at which time my co-worker rushed home. I was at work alone all day, and watched as it all unfolded. My bosses called me every few hours making sure I was ok. I called my family, making sure they were ok. My bro-in-law told me how he had been on the phone with a broker in one of the towers when the plane hit. The guy said "I gotta go, there's something going on." My brother-in-law never heard from him again.
I was absolutely stunned. I was freaked because I started thinking about the planning that went into this whole thing, and how long the planning must have gone on. I cried alot that day.
I was absolutely stunned. I was freaked because I started thinking about the planning that went into this whole thing, and how long the planning must have gone on. I cried alot that day.
.Knowing how many students' families
and friends potenitally losing their signifianct others, it is mind-boggling.
