Yes, sir.

I was getting ready for work, which I told them I wasn't coming in.
I met up with a group of friends and we watched the tube all day and talked about what was going on.

I was working in a Cardiology testing clinic in Alpharetta, GA. It was a new building and the majority of the offices in the building didn't have televisions installed. We were the only one who had one although at that time the building wasn't wired for cable.

Anyhoo, the TV had an antenna so we were able to get a clear signal on the network channels and I was getting the current patient load together when one of the schedulers came up from the first floor to ask me if the tv worked and that she heard that the WTC was on fire. I turned it on and we were watching it at, I wanna say about 8:55 or so because the first patient didn't walk through the door until 9:00 and she was on time. I think the channel was on the Today show because the signal was much clearer.

So here we were watching the North Tower burning and wandering how the hell that could have happened when the second plane hit the South Tower. We all jumped at the same time because we couldn't believe what we had just seen. We were talking about how that had to be a terrorist because there was no way that the plane could have had hit those buildings on purpose. The day was spent watching the news and trying to really get a grip on what was actually happening. I did get mad at a lot of people who were coming up to watch because they came up with their lunches and were eating like they were watching a soap opera. I thought it was disrespectful because thousands of people were dead and there was no reverence in the way they were watching...I don't know but it irritated me. I finally turned it off and told them they needed to get back to their offices and we needed to get our patients seen. Of course, all except that first patient canceled and eventually she went home...

That was my "Where were you in '62" moment...

I was in some remote part of Central America kicking back. After it happened, a call came in from a relative in the U.S. with the news.

lol

Why would you "lol" that? Sounds to me like he was being serious.

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6???? Geesh, does this ever make me feel old! lol

I remember I was working for Super 8 Hotel Chain, we were installing a new computer system in the office, when the flash came on the news. We just stood there stunned, and watched as the second plane hit. I remember the owner of the property coming out and standing and staring with amazement with us. It still seems surreal that it's been 10 years ago now.

No kidding! Sometimes it still seems like it happened yesterday

i was in my college days when it happened...

Celebrating my birthday.

Zzzzzz....I was sleeping.

Working at my data entry job I had at the time, listening to the events as they unfolded over the office radio with my other cubicle-dwellers. After the Pentagon was hit, they finally sent us home, where I watched it on TV with my then girlfriend and the rest of the world.