It was on that day, September 11, 2001, that my whole life changed. I was flying to New York to visit my friend Angela, who lived in Brooklyn. She told me about her new job at the world trade center, also known as the Twin Towers. She explained that the towers were the tallest buildings in New York and they were having an influx of employees coming. She also mentioned that all the airports where having a sporadic check today because of a terrorist threat.
When I arrived at the New York I was greeted with the tumult of scared civilians. The airport sirens were flashing and people were running in an unseemly manner. As I followed the crowd of people I fell and received a memento of bruises and injuries. Once I got up, I sat in a chair next to
When I arrived at the New York I was greeted with the tumult of scared civilians. The airport sirens were flashing and people were running in an unseemly manner. As I followed the crowd of people I fell and received a memento of bruises and injuries. Once I got up, I sat in a chair next to