Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
On Sep 13, 12:54 am, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so > where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at > Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it > was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the > T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god > this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast > time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your > turn. I was driving to work, heard it on the radio and thought it was a joke, especially when they mentioned a second plane. Got to work and saw in on cnn.com. Got an email from the managment saying that we could go home if we wanted to, so I did and spent the day watching tv. |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
On Sep 13, 12:54 am, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so > where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at > Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it > was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the > T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god > this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast > time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your > turn. I was driving to work, heard it on the radio and thought it was a joke, especially when they mentioned a second plane. Got to work and saw in on cnn.com. Got an email from the managment saying that we could go home if we wanted to, so I did and spent the day watching tv. |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
On Sep 13, 12:54 am, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so > where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at > Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it > was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the > T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god > this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast > time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your > turn. I was driving to work, heard it on the radio and thought it was a joke, especially when they mentioned a second plane. Got to work and saw in on cnn.com. Got an email from the managment saying that we could go home if we wanted to, so I did and spent the day watching tv. |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
I was getting ready to go to school, just happened to flip on the TV before
I left - then it was me sitting on the couch, speaking out loud saying "oh my god" - then thinking: "What if they fly into Abbot labs in Waukegan (about an hour south of me) - they have level 4 bio-hazards there!" sad sad day "nrs" <neale_rs@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1189692384.889554.83200@d55g2000hsg.googlegro ups.com... > On Sep 13, 12:54 am, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote: >> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so >> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at >> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it >> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the >> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god >> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast >> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your >> turn. > > I was driving to work, heard it on the radio and thought it was a > joke, especially when they mentioned a second plane. Got to work and > saw in on cnn.com. Got an email from the managment saying that we > could go home if we wanted to, so I did and spent the day watching tv. > > |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
I was getting ready to go to school, just happened to flip on the TV before
I left - then it was me sitting on the couch, speaking out loud saying "oh my god" - then thinking: "What if they fly into Abbot labs in Waukegan (about an hour south of me) - they have level 4 bio-hazards there!" sad sad day "nrs" <neale_rs@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1189692384.889554.83200@d55g2000hsg.googlegro ups.com... > On Sep 13, 12:54 am, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote: >> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so >> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at >> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it >> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the >> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god >> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast >> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your >> turn. > > I was driving to work, heard it on the radio and thought it was a > joke, especially when they mentioned a second plane. Got to work and > saw in on cnn.com. Got an email from the managment saying that we > could go home if we wanted to, so I did and spent the day watching tv. > > |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
I was getting ready to go to school, just happened to flip on the TV before
I left - then it was me sitting on the couch, speaking out loud saying "oh my god" - then thinking: "What if they fly into Abbot labs in Waukegan (about an hour south of me) - they have level 4 bio-hazards there!" sad sad day "nrs" <neale_rs@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1189692384.889554.83200@d55g2000hsg.googlegro ups.com... > On Sep 13, 12:54 am, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote: >> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so >> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at >> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it >> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the >> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god >> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast >> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your >> turn. > > I was driving to work, heard it on the radio and thought it was a > joke, especially when they mentioned a second plane. Got to work and > saw in on cnn.com. Got an email from the managment saying that we > could go home if we wanted to, so I did and spent the day watching tv. > > |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
I was getting ready to go to school, just happened to flip on the TV before
I left - then it was me sitting on the couch, speaking out loud saying "oh my god" - then thinking: "What if they fly into Abbot labs in Waukegan (about an hour south of me) - they have level 4 bio-hazards there!" sad sad day "nrs" <neale_rs@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1189692384.889554.83200@d55g2000hsg.googlegro ups.com... > On Sep 13, 12:54 am, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote: >> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so >> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at >> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it >> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the >> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god >> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast >> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your >> turn. > > I was driving to work, heard it on the radio and thought it was a > joke, especially when they mentioned a second plane. Got to work and > saw in on cnn.com. Got an email from the managment saying that we > could go home if we wanted to, so I did and spent the day watching tv. > > |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
Jamie Mello wrote:
> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so > where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at > Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it > was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the > T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god > this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast > time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your > turn. > I was at work on IBM's main campus in RTP NC. We like Matt we first heard that it was a small plane, and knowing that one time a plane hit the Empire State Building I assumed it was an accident. Our internet connection was almost immediately overwhelmed (big surprise) so I went out to the car to get a radio. In the corridors they had these big monitors hanging from the ceiling that usually had IBM TV but someone had switched them to a news feed and I got out there just in time to see the first tower fall. They locked that site down, all the entrances except the main one were closed and a lot of people were told they could go home (not my department however). A lot of people forget what it was like right after the attacks. No one really knew what was happening, who was behind it, or if another attack was imminent. IBM's main site was seen by a lot of people as a target, and their security people took it seriously. I drove through Cary on the way home and it was creepy, police cars ALL over the place. The next few days stayed strange, my commute took me down I-40 past RDU Airport and it was so weird not seeing any planes. Jeff DeWitt |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
Jamie Mello wrote:
> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so > where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at > Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it > was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the > T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god > this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast > time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your > turn. > I was at work on IBM's main campus in RTP NC. We like Matt we first heard that it was a small plane, and knowing that one time a plane hit the Empire State Building I assumed it was an accident. Our internet connection was almost immediately overwhelmed (big surprise) so I went out to the car to get a radio. In the corridors they had these big monitors hanging from the ceiling that usually had IBM TV but someone had switched them to a news feed and I got out there just in time to see the first tower fall. They locked that site down, all the entrances except the main one were closed and a lot of people were told they could go home (not my department however). A lot of people forget what it was like right after the attacks. No one really knew what was happening, who was behind it, or if another attack was imminent. IBM's main site was seen by a lot of people as a target, and their security people took it seriously. I drove through Cary on the way home and it was creepy, police cars ALL over the place. The next few days stayed strange, my commute took me down I-40 past RDU Airport and it was so weird not seeing any planes. Jeff DeWitt |
Re: Where were you on 9/11/01
Jamie Mello wrote:
> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so > where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at > Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it > was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the > T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god > this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast > time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your > turn. > I was at work on IBM's main campus in RTP NC. We like Matt we first heard that it was a small plane, and knowing that one time a plane hit the Empire State Building I assumed it was an accident. Our internet connection was almost immediately overwhelmed (big surprise) so I went out to the car to get a radio. In the corridors they had these big monitors hanging from the ceiling that usually had IBM TV but someone had switched them to a news feed and I got out there just in time to see the first tower fall. They locked that site down, all the entrances except the main one were closed and a lot of people were told they could go home (not my department however). A lot of people forget what it was like right after the attacks. No one really knew what was happening, who was behind it, or if another attack was imminent. IBM's main site was seen by a lot of people as a target, and their security people took it seriously. I drove through Cary on the way home and it was creepy, police cars ALL over the place. The next few days stayed strange, my commute took me down I-40 past RDU Airport and it was so weird not seeing any planes. Jeff DeWitt |
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