Reply to "The Motherboards Remembers 9/11/2001"

Anna NicoleSage

I loved that S'tan... thanks for sharing

I think one of the most upsetting sight were the hours after 9/11 - First the panic that there was more to come, then the sheer chaos of the people rushing around to hospitals, posting flying looking for loved ones they truly believed had made it to hospitals. Tragic. The way Union Sq was transformed with endless candles, posters, flyers and friends and family searching for loved ones.

Then there was that acrid smell and dust- I remember walking around with a scarf around my face. And for us folks below 14th that total lock down, shops without food deliverys, empty car less avenues and seemingly endless smoke from the WTC site.

Hatches I think was the closest to the site?

9/11/069:44 AM

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