Where I was on that Tuesday morning: by my locker in my senior year of high school.
I still remember the panic and confusion even though we were thousands of miles away.
I still remember the pain and sadness felt by all.
May I never forget. May we never forget.
I still remember.
Where were you when you found out? What was your reaction?
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- Vanessa
- Hi! I'm Vanessa! Wife to handsome hubby Chris. Mom to three little girls whom I adore. I'm passionate about life, adoption, photography, missions, music, singing, and reading. Often described as effervescent, I march to the beat of my own drum and I'm ok with that. Come follow along with me through the laughter and tears of learning how to parent three girls, how to deal with the challenges of adoption, and the interesting stories that life may bring our way.
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i was getting ready for work in CA...my sister in law lived in NYC so we were trying to get ahold of her...i also had to wake my family up in HI.
ReplyDeletei, too, never want to forget.
How hard to be so far away from your sister-in-law. Was she ok? Also, I imagine very hard to have to tell family in HI about it before they even knew. :(
ReplyDeleteI don't want to forget at all! Thanks for sharing!
I was in college in Flagstaff. I woke up for an early morning class, didn't turn on the TV, walked to class...and people were crying in the hallways, watching the news. I went and called Tim (who was still asleep). "Turn on the TV," I said. And we both sat silent on the phone, our hearts breaking for all of the lives lost.
ReplyDeletestephanie@metropolitanmama.net
Stephanie-Just hearing your description of it brought tears to my eyes and chills too. My heart still breaks today thinking of it.
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