mom'sfolly :
I was in the car taking my son to preschool. I heard it on a radio station where the guys routinely joke around. It wasn't my regular station, and I remember thinking "what a crass thing to joke about" and switching over to my regular NPR station. Then I knew it was real. I spent much of the rest of the day in front of the TV, crying.
This was me too. I was sorta listening as I drove to college and Katie Couric was getting all hysterical on the radio. I listened as she reported the second and third airplanes. When I got to class I still didn't really realize what was happening and finally one kid raised his hand and told the chemistry professor there was a national disaster going on and we should go find out what was happening. She dismissed us and we watched the towers fall from the student lounge.
It was a surreal day.
I was in the car taking my son to preschool. I heard it on a radio station where the guys routinely joke around. It wasn't my regular station, and I remember thinking "what a crass thing to joke about" and switching over to my regular NPR station. Then I knew it was real. I spent much of the rest of the day in front of the TV, crying.
This was me too. I was sorta listening as I drove to college and Katie Couric was getting all hysterical on the radio. I listened as she reported the second and third airplanes. When I got to class I still didn't really realize what was happening and finally one kid raised his hand and told the chemistry professor there was a national disaster going on and we should go find out what was happening. She dismissed us and we watched the towers fall from the student lounge.
It was a surreal day.