Just pulled out the shirt I wore on 9/11

[TheNJNole]

I remember the person I stood next to on the train that morning.

For weeks the smell in the subway was horrible.

I will never ever forget that day. It was soooo beautiful, then Hell opened up....

 

[ChicagoFats]

I remember the person I stood next to on the train that morning.

For weeks the smell in the subway was horrible.

I will never ever forget that day. It was soooo beautiful, then Hell opened up....

Wasn’t in NYC but remember it like yesterday.

#Neverforget

Can’t imagine the horror many of those people felt, words just can’t describe .

 

[Jtrain80]

I remember the person I stood next to on the train that morning.

For weeks the smell in the subway was horrible.

I will never ever forget that day. It was soooo beautiful, then Hell opened up....

I was building a porch, we had the radio on.

One of the worst hard ass bosses I have ever had gave us the rest of the day off. It was eerie driving home with no planes in the sky.

 

[Emma tenywa]

May the souls of the deceased rip

 

[IAmDamagedGoods]

I was 21 years old had dropped hubs off at work & was driving home when the news broke over the radio. When I made it home, I stood helpless in front of my tv watching as the 2nd plane hit & ppl leaped from the burning buildings. That day will forever be engraved into my brain as if I were watching it all over again.

I will NEVER understand how we went from the unified country we became after that day to the shit hole we live in today.