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Things wordy, geeky, and webbyLinks: Moment of Silence 2009 Edition
Friday, September 11th, 2009 at 6:31 AM |On the original 9/11, I was in my corporate job in Richardson, TX. I could not believe what people were telling me about airplanes and World Trade Center. Of course, the Internet was overloaded with everyone wondering the same thing. Took hours before we got the full story. I hope the survivors and the families of those who passed are doing OK and carrying on as their loved ones would want them to.
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3 comments
I was working from home on the original 9/11. My town lost a lot of people that day…
Barbara Ling, Virtual Coach’s blog …9/11/01 – Remembering 8 years ago
Barbara, I am sorry to hear your town lost many people that day. I hope it has healed and does what it can to remember those people.
Hey Meryl,
I’ll always remember that day. So many things changed.
I was working at a FedEx Flight Ops in Anchorage and I actually broke the news to the staff when I arrived at work – they hadn’t heard of anything yet.
It was a surreal day.
George
Tumblemoose’s blog …Dear Writer, This Is The Wall. You Have Hit Me. What Now?
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