I remember I was doing a drainedge job in Durham Ct and got the news on my cell, when the second plane hit we closed shop and went to Chillis to watch it on TV and have a beer. Stayed there the rest of the afternoon watching it-Still cant believe it. Where were you that day???

Getting dressed when my girl called me to turn on the TVLost 3 friends that day

I flew into Newark Airport at 11pm on the night before. Flight came down the Hudson and out the left side of the plane I saw the twin towers on a beautiful clear night. Little did I know what was about to happen less than 12 hours later.

The next morning I was driving to Philly for a meeting and heard everything on the radio.

At work and one of my mechanics told me a plane just hit a building in NYC. I went home and watched the rest unfold. Unreal.

At work, but not working. We all gathered around our only tv for hours. We left by noon, no one could get anything done on that day.

On my boat watching in disbelief...

RIP....

I was standing in a booth at a trade show in DC....all flights grounded so I had to drive home to S Florida with a bunch of other booth people. One of the booths next to us was handing out box cutters as give aways. How naive we all were then. Godspeed to all who perrished

morning traffic on the GW heading into the city.
Got to my office, people were watching TV and weeping.
By 11 we sent everyone home, I stayed until early evening when they started opening the bridges and tunnels...

HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My best friend saw it from the air! He was on the early JetBlue flight coming into JFK from Ft.Lauderdale, landing as it happened................................

i remember waking at 730 and going to class at Clemson and being really bored...i was walking back from class at 850 and saw these two girls crying and was like "wtf is their problem" got back to the APT and sat in silence for a few. Then i switched on the TV...i had both of my parents on three way in like 15 seconds flat...ill never forget that day.

At the CBOT standing in the Dow futures trading pit. We heard a "small plane" had hit the tower. The news was on the Jumbo tron on the trading floor and when the second plane hit everyone knew we were under attack. I looked at my clerks and said, "lets get out of our positions and go home. I don't think this is the safest place to be."