I worked on the 16th floor of the South Tower of the WTC in the late 1990s. While I didn't still work there, the company I worked for was still there when 9/11 happened. I did find out that everyone got out ok, but of course they lost all of their paper files. I can't remember if they had an off site server for their computer files.
I worked on the 16th floor of the South Tower of the WTC in the late 1990s. While I didn't still work there, the company I worked for was still there when 9/11 happened. I did find out that everyone got out ok, but of course they lost all of their paper files. I can't remember if they had an off site server for their computer files.
wow....glad they all got out.
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Just taught 9/11 to my first period class and even though it has been 18 years it doesn't get any easier. I can not watch the towers coming down, I have to look away.
there is no way I could teach about that day. just don't think i could get the words out right or keep from crying if i tried. it's so strange to me that it's already been 18 years. freshmen in college are the last ones born before this happened. it is kind of crazy that there are kids in high school who weren't even born when this happened. time has gone by so damn fast
Last year at this time, I asked the girl who buses tables at wing night if she knew anything about 9/11. She said "Not really, they taught us a little bit about it in school every year on the day, but that was it." It's crazy knowing there are functioning high school & college kids who have little to no clue about this day, let alone it's significance.
Rest in Peace to all those fallen. A big thank you to Jon Stewart for his emotional speech regarding the Victim's Compensation Fund. Thank you to Congress for listening and extending the program. We still need to do better.
Not to sound crass but did you have any emotional attachment to Iwo Jima? D-Day? The Enola Gay?
It's the same for these kids now as they have no emotional attachment.
I never thought that our generation would have a moment like that. I'm hoping future generations don't have to have one either.
Oh I know. Mine would have been the Vietman War, I guess (born in '77). I was just thinking it's crazy that it's already been that long ago that we've gotten to grown kids/young adults not knowing about it. It just doesn't seem that long ago.
This puts the whole "I can't believe how long ago it's been" thing in perspective for me. I was born in 78. So, yeah, 9/11 now is kind of like what Vietnam was to us when we were in high school give or take a few years, I guess. Vietnam always seemed like something from a million years ago so I guess I can understand how kids don't have a connection or know much about 9/11 nowadays. The difference is, obviously, that 9/11 happened here and stuff but still...
I always like to think of things in terms of this for other things too. Like tv shows. Seinfeld is over 30 years old at this point. So a high school kid watching a Seinfeld rerun today would be the same thing as me watching an I Love Lucy rerun in the mid 90's. That shit blows my mind for some reason.
Fuck. Getting old sucks.
Anyway---RIP to all those who died on 9/11. Again......I still cannot believe it's been this long. Crazy.
The stat that was weirdest to me like that is when the first Star Wars came out, D-Day was newer then that Star Was is now. That's actually been true for about 10 years or so.
I know I risk continuing down a tangent but...if Back to the Future (which I saw the theater) came out today, Marty would go back to 1990.
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It really is amazing that my memories in the 1980s of hearing my parents talk about JFK or MLK being killed seemed soooooooo long ago and now 9/11 is about that long and I feel like we're still kind of early in post-9/11. Someone in high school today wasn't born and it must seem like the old days to them.
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The cursor blinks. And blinks. What do I write next?
… 20 years…
You will have so much to read about this anniversary, what unique can I offer...
There
is a flood of thoughts, of that bright fall day and of all that
transpired afterwards, of lives lost, on that morning and in the ensuing
years. Flashes in the mind of all of the world events spawned by that
horrific attack, of battlefields distant and close to home. I grasp at
them, try to order them, but they defy my attempts. There is a scar that
I will forever feel. There are emotions so powerful that tears are
never far behind when thoughts turn to 9/11.
… 20 years…
I
will leave it to others to pick apart all the meaning of this
anniversary, to draw lines of connectivity, from personal memorials at
Ground Zero, to the pain of war in Afghanistan and Iraq, to the rise of
xenophobia and Islamophobia, to the erosion of our Constitutional
rights, to what we’ve witnessed on the political scene the last few
years. How was our current age shaped by the events of that day? We know
things would have been completely different, but how? We cannot ever
answer the question, even though it haunts us.
… 20 years…
I look back at some of my reflections for previous anniversaries. This was from 2018:
In
these days, when a turbulent and uncertain history is being written in
real time, September 11 can feel of another age, and indeed it is. It is
a day that history will mark, but the sands of time tend to eat away at
the immediacy of our memories as we become more preoccupied with the
challenges of the present. We never forget, but we tend to remember less
often as well.
A whole generation has been born and
raised since that fateful moment 17 years ago. They are now confronting
their own landscapes of challenge. This is how life works, and this is
how time works. We need to teach our history, but not be imprisoned by
it.
I have so many dates seared in my mind... December 7
(1941)... June 6 (1944)... November 22 (1963)... April 4 (1968)...
August 9 (1974) - just to name a few. They were and are the real
backdrop for my time, and those who were on life's journey with me. I
want to tell my grandchildren about what they meant. But like me reading
about July 4 (1776) or April 15 (1865), they will note them and maybe
remember them, but not feel them as I do.
We are on this
earth but a short time. Our lives are marked with memories, happy and
sad, personal, communal, national, and global. Time strides on. The
Earth spins. We pause, to think about the past... and the future.
… 20 years…
Have
my views changed of that day with the hindsight of time? I wonder that
often. The death then was so immediate, so harsh, so unsparing, so
random, so tragic. But as I noted above, 9/11 has receded and now we are
confronting a different type of mass death, at a scale that is
unimaginable. Except we don’t have to imagine it. We are living it.
Where
will we be as a nation, as a planet, 20 years from now? I know it is
unlikely I will be here to see it. And then 20 years hence, and 20 years
after that? All of it is unknowable. But what the last 20 years has
also taught us is that the choices we make matter, and no single outcome
should be considered inevitable.
… 20 years…
Yes,
it is a long time, but also an instant in the history of our species.
Our duty, when we have life, is to remember the past, learn from it,
honor it, but use it to reimagine the future. Steady.
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This day always gets to me. I live in downtown Manhattan. I heard the first plane crash from my apartment as I was getting ready to go to work. I thought it was thunder but saw it was a bright sunny day. Then I turned on the news and everything changed. I worked at the Woolworth building at the time which was just around the corner from the WTC. I hadn’t left for work yet, and was told not to come in. We were not allowed back into our building for over 3 weeks. When we finally returned our office windows had a straight view of the rubble. It was surreal and so awful. The one thing that sticks with me was how sunny our offices were after that. I realized that part of the sun had been blocked by the towers when they were standing. I also remember how quiet my neighborhood was since vehicles were not allowed below 14th street unless they were emergency vehicles. Those of us who lived below 14th street had to show ID to get into our neighborhoods for a while. All the flyers of missing persons were hung everywhere. I can’t even put the heartbreak into words.
Weird day. Sad day. Everything just stopped. The shock is still there when i watch youtube clips of the morning shows that were covering it. That’s how i saw plane #1 and everything after. Eating cereal watching Bryant Gumbel. That 2nd plane is still probably the most shocking part of it.
I was explaining to my youngest that all 72 cable channels we got turned into either CBS or ABC.
RIP to every innocent person who we lost that day and everyone who got sick because of that day. Those firemen and cops are true heroes.
This day always gets to me. I live in downtown Manhattan. I heard the first plane crash from my apartment as I was getting ready to go to work. I thought it was thunder but saw it was a bright sunny day. Then I turned on the news and everything changed. I worked at the Woolworth building at the time which was just around the corner from the WTC. I hadn’t left for work yet, and was told not to come in. We were not allowed back into our building for over 3 weeks. When we finally returned our office windows had a straight view of the rubble. It was surreal and so awful. The one thing that sticks with me was how sunny our offices were after that. I realized that part of the sun had been blocked by the towers when they were standing. I also remember how quiet my neighborhood was since vehicles were not allowed below 14th street unless they were emergency vehicles. Those of us who lived below 14th street had to show ID to get into our neighborhoods for a while. All the flyers of missing persons were hung everywhere. I can’t even put the heartbreak into words.
Me too. My connection is working across the river in Jersey City but instead of working 9 to 5, I worked nights and into the overnight. I worked the night before so I was in the concourse going from the PATH train to the subway at around 2:30 am coming from work and heading into a day off since I worked weekends some of the time. While I did not know anyone personally who was there at the time, my clear memory of being there some six hours before is haunting to me in a small way, obviously not like someone who was scheduled to be on the flights or be in the buildings but for various reasons changed plans. I know the Giants played Monday night so there's stories of people being late because they stayed up for a 9 pm start. I watch or listen to the reading of the names every year and that gets me, especially when I see names of people who were in the 20s at the time, since I'm 42.
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I still have my plane ticket from that day somewhere in my basement, Toronto to London Heathrow. I can still remember almost everything about that day.
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searching for the more famous image I found this. sparked a question for me. in the famous image we see 3 firemen without masks...... how is their health today when so many at the site have experienced devastating health issues.....
this image gives much greater context and perspective imo....
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another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I was just talking to my wife about this. This year seems like a lot less talk about 9/11. I don’t know if everyone is preoccupied about the debate. But no one at work mentioned for the first time ever. Haven’t seen much on it. I used to watch the morning news before work and the entire morning would be imagines and shared memories of the day. All I saw this morning was coverage of the debate. I’m sure if I kept watching it came up, but it had always been the biggest story of the day. This is the first year it get like it wasn’t.
I was just talking to my wife about this. This year seems like a lot less talk about 9/11. I don’t know if everyone is preoccupied about the debate. But no one at work mentioned for the first time ever. Haven’t seen much on it. I used to watch the morning news before work and the entire morning would be imagines and shared memories of the day. All I saw this morning was coverage of the debate. I’m sure if I kept watching it came up, but it had always been the biggest story of the day. This is the first year it get like it wasn’t.
I noticed that too, especially when I put the guide on for cable and the History Channel was only shows about it on the exact day. In the past those shows would air in the days leading up to it.
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can do. I don't go and say,
"I'm gonna beat this guy up."
I was just talking to my wife about this. This year seems like a lot less talk about 9/11. I don’t know if everyone is preoccupied about the debate. But no one at work mentioned for the first time ever. Haven’t seen much on it. I used to watch the morning news before work and the entire morning would be imagines and shared memories of the day. All I saw this morning was coverage of the debate. I’m sure if I kept watching it came up, but it had always been the biggest story of the day. This is the first year it get like it wasn’t.
I saw a building with both a U.S. flag and and a P.O.W. black flag. Neither was at half-mast, neither look like they had been taken down (and I saw no evidence of lighting for at night) for several years.
Why do they even bother?
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Speaking of flags, ever notice how many of these yahoos displaying the U.S. flag on their pick up trucks don't know the first thing about flag etiquette? Yet they are the first to claim they are "patriots".
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I was just talking to my wife about this. This year seems like a lot less talk about 9/11. I don’t know if everyone is preoccupied about the debate. But no one at work mentioned for the first time ever. Haven’t seen much on it. I used to watch the morning news before work and the entire morning would be imagines and shared memories of the day. All I saw this morning was coverage of the debate. I’m sure if I kept watching it came up, but it had always been the biggest story of the day. This is the first year it get like it wasn’t.
I was watching MSNBC yesterday, and they paused debate coverage and everything else at the moments when the planes hit to go to remembrance ceremonies at the WTC, Pentagon, and Shanksville.
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I was just talking to my wife about this. This year seems like a lot less talk about 9/11. I don’t know if everyone is preoccupied about the debate. But no one at work mentioned for the first time ever. Haven’t seen much on it. I used to watch the morning news before work and the entire morning would be imagines and shared memories of the day. All I saw this morning was coverage of the debate. I’m sure if I kept watching it came up, but it had always been the biggest story of the day. This is the first year it get like it wasn’t.
I saw this thread yesterday and thought "why is this coming up now?...oh yeah." Partly because my mind still thinks it's July but also because it seems like this is a bit off of the radar. I think there could be several reasons: many adults now no longer even have pre-9/11 memories, the country is messed up in different (worse? at least more current) ways, and most angst is not directed at terrorism or foreign enemies but at domestic enemies.
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I had to fly on 9/11 this year and while not concerned, it did hit me on a different level.
if you haven’t been to the museum and the site, I suggest you go…. While there, against one of the walls in the museum, I had an extreme physical reaction and had to walk away. It was very unexpected and very severe. Never wish it on anyone but it was a truly life altering experience.
Visited this location in October 2001. Walked through the church and walked around to the viewing platform that overlooked the “pile.” Witnessed the volunteers feeding and tending to the first responders that wandered through. Watched the smoke rise into the sky on a beautiful fall morning. Watched the workers on the “pile.” Smelled the acrid stench. Saw the dust. Everywhere. Walked back to SoHo where lampposts along the way were covered with home made “missing” posters, all different, pictures and faces staring back at me. Stumbled upon a gallery space that was a pop up art gallery before “pop ups” were a thing. Pictures adorned the walls. Hung from string with clothesline clips. Taken by anyone. Of the Twin Towers. Before. During. After. They were for sale. Whatever you could afford or would pay. All proceeds to support the first responders and the rescue workers that were served by the church I was in a half hour prior. This picture was bought for me, framed and presented as a gift. Walking out of the gallery and not speaking for hours. Silent meditation despite being in the sound of NYC. Even then. Surrounded by humanity. Nothing to say. I’ll never forget. Ever.
Visited this location in October 2001. Walked through the church and walked around to the viewing platform that overlooked the “pile.” Witnessed the volunteers feeding and tending to the first responders that wandered through. Watched the smoke rise into the sky on a beautiful fall morning. Watched the workers on the “pile.” Smelled the acrid stench. Saw the dust. Everywhere. Walked back to SoHo where lampposts along the way were covered with home made “missing” posters, all different, pictures and faces staring back at me. Stumbled upon a gallery space that was a pop up art gallery before “pop ups” were a thing. Pictures adorned the walls. Hung from string with clothesline clips. Taken by anyone. Of the Twin Towers. Before. During. After. They were for sale. Whatever you could afford or would pay. All proceeds to support the first responders and the rescue workers that were served by the church I was in a half hour prior. This picture was bought for me, framed and presented as a gift. Walking out of the gallery and not speaking for hours. Silent meditation despite being in the sound of NYC. Even then. Surrounded by humanity. Nothing to say. I’ll never forget. Ever.
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date of photo?
aug 16, 2001.
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you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
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another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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... 20 Years...
… 20 years…
The cursor blinks. And blinks. What do I write next?
… 20 years…
You will have so much to read about this anniversary, what unique can I offer...
There is a flood of thoughts, of that bright fall day and of all that transpired afterwards, of lives lost, on that morning and in the ensuing years. Flashes in the mind of all of the world events spawned by that horrific attack, of battlefields distant and close to home. I grasp at them, try to order them, but they defy my attempts. There is a scar that I will forever feel. There are emotions so powerful that tears are never far behind when thoughts turn to 9/11.
… 20 years…
I will leave it to others to pick apart all the meaning of this anniversary, to draw lines of connectivity, from personal memorials at Ground Zero, to the pain of war in Afghanistan and Iraq, to the rise of xenophobia and Islamophobia, to the erosion of our Constitutional rights, to what we’ve witnessed on the political scene the last few years. How was our current age shaped by the events of that day? We know things would have been completely different, but how? We cannot ever answer the question, even though it haunts us.
… 20 years…
I look back at some of my reflections for previous anniversaries. This was from 2018:
… 20 years…
Have my views changed of that day with the hindsight of time? I wonder that often. The death then was so immediate, so harsh, so unsparing, so random, so tragic. But as I noted above, 9/11 has receded and now we are confronting a different type of mass death, at a scale that is unimaginable. Except we don’t have to imagine it. We are living it.
Where will we be as a nation, as a planet, 20 years from now? I know it is unlikely I will be here to see it. And then 20 years hence, and 20 years after that? All of it is unknowable. But what the last 20 years has also taught us is that the choices we make matter, and no single outcome should be considered inevitable.
… 20 years…
Yes, it is a long time, but also an instant in the history of our species. Our duty, when we have life, is to remember the past, learn from it, honor it, but use it to reimagine the future. Steady.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I can still remember almost everything about that day.
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
I used to watch the morning news before work and the entire morning would be imagines and shared memories of the day. All I saw this morning was coverage of the debate. I’m sure if I kept watching it came up, but it had always been the biggest story of the day. This is the first year it get like it wasn’t.
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"I play good, hard-nosed basketball.
Things happen in the game. Nothing you
can do. I don't go and say,
"I'm gonna beat this guy up."
I was watching MSNBC yesterday, and they paused debate coverage and everything else at the moments when the planes hit to go to remembrance ceremonies at the WTC, Pentagon, and Shanksville.
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if you haven’t been to the museum and the site, I suggest you go…. While there, against one of the walls in the museum, I had an extreme physical reaction and had to walk away. It was very unexpected and very severe. Never wish it on anyone but it was a truly life altering experience.
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Thank you for sharing all of that
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you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
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another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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