Where were you in September 11 and how has that day impacted your life?

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I’ll go first, I was in High School when I first saw it, I was in second period Algebra class when I saw the towers go down. Football practice got canceled that day and I was unaware how this could really impact everyone’s future. I went to College afterwards, then joined The Military and the rest was history. What about you guys? Where were you on that faithful day and how has it impacted your life?
 

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I was in middle school in East Boston and had recently arrived in the U.S. from Colombia. I lived about five minutes away from the airport where the two planes took off, and I spoke very little English.

At around 10:00 a.m., they told us over the intercom that we had to leave. I asked one of my classmates what they were saying, but even though she spoke English, she was confused too. She said there was some sort of bomb or something.

We left the school, and since there were no buses because it was within walking distance, there were a bunch of police officers in the middle of the street, frantically directing traffic and rushing everyone away from the area. Everything felt chaotic and panicked. As soon as I got home, I saw the towers on TV...
 

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I was trading stocks. The first news was that a small plane like a cesna had hit one of the towers. The premarket trading was still open. I loaded up a big order to short sell and then didn't send it. Because the general rule is to buy into bad news, not sell. The news is not usually as bad as the first story to break. That day was an exception to the rule.
 
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