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#2155 | Wednesday, September 11th 2002
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When I first found out about Sept.11 i was in my school's cafetieria. My friend came over and told my table that some people crashed a plane into the World Trade Center to steal some money, she wasn't sure about what exactly happened. So i sort of heard what happened but i didnt hear how serious it was until there was an announcment over the PA system by our principal. When i got home i rushed off the bus and ran to turn on the TV and saw all of those people and i just broke down in tears. my parents came home early that day and talked to me and my brothers about what happened.
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Anna | 14 | Massachusetts
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#2123 | Wednesday, September 11th 2002
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When this happend I was in Mr. Churches class.when I heard i was kind of upset.
But after a while youn get over it.
I think it was bad.all I have to say is how would they like for us to come bomb their homes?
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Brandon | 14 | Virginia
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#2122 | Wednesday, September 11th 2002
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My name is Joshua Hays and I think what happen on September 11th 2001 was sad. i was in my class working on my work and my teacher had told the class that the twin tower had been hit.I was vary sad because my mom was from New York. She was sad that it happen.This is a day i would never forget.
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joshua | 14 | Virginia
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#2058 | Wednesday, September 11th 2002
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on 9.11 i was at school 7th grade. i was so confused i didn't know what was going on. i was scared. i didnt know why it happend merly knowing it did.
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Michael | 14 | Oklahoma
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#2003 | Tuesday, September 10th 2002
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Being only 13 kind of made September 11th a different experience. I live in the Seattle area, I knew of the Twin Towers, and not much else. When I was getting ready to go to school Sept. 11th of my 8th grade year, I didn't really know what was going on. My Dad drove home after leaving for work a half hour earlier to tell us to turn on the TV because all the lines were tied up. All he said was " A plane hit one of the WTC's." I didn't know what was going on, only that it was serious. On the bus, we listened to the news, and a few people talked about it, but most of the stories were about the night before's football game. Not until I got to school did I really realize what an effect it had on people and the actual seriousness of it. My teachers were all antsy and answered our questions the best they could. Everybody was on cell phones trying to reach loved ones. I remember in 1st period, orchestra, one of the students came in and said, "they're gone! They both collapsed!" Two beautiful towers of such massive size, gone.
This summer, I visited NYC. After seeing ground zero, I now feel that it's not just a hole in the ground across the country. It's a resting place for thousands of innocent lives who had families, friends and such wonderful lives of which most weren't even half way over. I now wish I could go back to that day and know what an affect it would have on people today! My prayers go out to all those who lost loved ones in this tragic event and the people who worked to rescue those lost. I will wave my flag remembering those who were lost in 9-11.
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Andrea | 14 | Washington
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