Wow. So it's been ten years. The fastest ten years of my life, where did the time go? That day was probably the worst days of my life. I still remember it. I didn't really know anything was going on until the end of the day when I noticed that students were being picked up by their parents at school. I was in the sixth grade at woodrow wilson middle school. When I got on the bus to go home, kids were talking about it but it did't sound too serious. It was until I got home and my aunt told me to go on t.v so that I can see. I was in shock, mortified. I didn't waste anytime going straight to bed and falling asleep to avoid the pain that the world was going through. I think I may have also cried. That was the scariest point in my life. I woke up later that night and only wanted to go to sleep again but I couldn't all we could do was watch t.v and call our loved ones who lived in n.y, but in vain, since all of the phone lines were busy. I have never seen anything like that in my life, and to think that this world will get worse?? Wow. I can't even really look at any of the videos or picture anymore without a knot growing in my throat. It's too painful for me. As much as I joke around and say that I don't like america, I can say that it truly pained me to see this turning point and how everything just dropped from there on. I really hurts to see something like this happen to us, but we are strong we are trying to make it through. When I think about this, I just know that this place is not home, I can't wait to get out of this place. Too much pain and evil. But it was also amazing to see the response from all over the world, it showed that there was some type of love amongst us. It was amazing to see the firefighters, police, and all types of volunteer workers come together to help each other through the pain. Man, I don't think I ever want to see anything like that happen again. I will never forget that day. Ever
9/11/01
