9/11

I was nine years old when it happened.My family and I was at a card shop buying Pokemon cards when we saw saw the aiplanes crashing into the Twin Towers.But our biggest shock came when we got home.My dad was home early.He usually comes home early only when he had a meeting over in Washington D.C.What happened was my dad had a meeting at the Pentagon at the same time on the same side that got hit.But by the grace of God,he was delayed by 20 minutes.One of his coworkers was having problem with his computer and asked my dad for help.When my dad was done,he saw it was too late to get to the meeting.The drive was about a hour to get to the Pentagon.He came home and turned on the news.He saw the Pentagon was hit.He thanked God like crazy for delaying him.
 
it was sad Indeed I was in 5th grade at school at the time we were being lectured and I gotta call that I was being picked up I remember that morning I had a uneasy feeling but ignored it sad day in American history.
 
This event occurred when I used to live in NY and I remember myself sitting nervously on my bed looking at the news because my Dad worked near to where the incident has occurred. This even lead me and my family to move to Florida.
 
My prayers go out to those lost their lives and their loved ones.
 
that was a sad day. and it still is sad.
I remember the principal came in and whispered something to the teacher and she started crying.
God Bless America. and all the families who lost loved ones.
 
I was 7 when it happened, and I don't even live in America. It shook my family up like mad, as my Grandpa was working in the tower. Luckily, he made it out alive.

God bless not just America, but bless the world
 
It was a terrible thing to happen and it was caused by a group of nutcases who had been taken advantage of. Let us hope that no-one can be used by what they believe in to do such terrible things again.

-Xana
 
What was even worse is that Bush blamed it on the wrong country, causing the Iraqi war....
but, still a sad time
RIP

-aggiegwyn
 
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