I was at home, working as I had been for years for a company from my home computer. I heard something on the radio, went downstairs and turned it on. As Dante did, I saw the second plane hit live too. Then spent the whole day watching. I had tickets to see Tiger Woods in an exhibition in St. Louis that week, bought a shitload of week-long passes for the tournament, the WGC, and had to get refunds when they cancelled it - still have never seen Tiger in person. And I still have the tickets. Friends of mine who went in advance got stranded for a few days there.
Never forget.
[This message was edited by Jazz on September 11, 2003 at 08:18 AM.]
Never forget.
[This message was edited by Jazz on September 11, 2003 at 08:18 AM.]
On a plane from Hong Kong to Jakarta. When we made a stop in Singapore I decided not to continue the journey, but spent a few days in Singapore and Batam (ach good old Batam) instead! I will not forget that the next day Champions League matches were cancelled. Advertisers decided that because people preferred watching the 9-11.
In my apartment at school, woke up and had a network on, but did not really figure out what was going on, to me it looked like the plane had barely hit the building, and i didnt think it was going to fall. Then I got to campus and watched it outside the classroom. The professor told us class was canceled, both of my other classes were still on after that though.
