nmah6472.xml
Title
nmah6472.xml
Nmah story flag
Yes and I still do , I have always loves our Flag but since September 11th 2001 That piece of fabric represents freedom and demorcacy even more so than 228 years ago when Betsy Ross took a Piece of Paper and Convinced General Washington to use a 5 pointed star with a single snip
Nmah story life changed
I feel life for me has changed in the since that I do not feel so "safe" anymore and I have learned not to take my life for granted and live a more one day at a time attitude for it may be my last
Nmah story remembered
America is Still a infant in the scheme of things and at times I think we all need to remember that we as a people need to love one another and at awful as this was and is I thing it has made us a stronger nation of brotherhood
Nmah story story
I remember recieving a phone call from a friend and she asked me if I was watching the Television I lived in (Columbus Ohio at the time) and I tole her NO but I turned it on to see what she was talking about because all she said was the W.T.C. was on fire just as I tuned in the second plane hit and all I could do was stand in my Bedroom in disbelief like this can not be real . I had to be at work at 10.00am and I rode the City Bus, I remember talking to a lady at the bus stop and she Knew nothing about it and was stunned when I told her what had happened. but at the time I did not now we were under attack . I arrived at Work and My Boss had the radio on and we were listening as things developed Around 12.30pm The Mall across the street recieved a fake Bomb threat and was being evacuated and since the Store I worked at (Payless Shoe Source) was about 2 blocks from the Ohio State Capitol and Downtown Columbus came to a Halt we were told to close I posted a sign on the Door saying "Sorry we are Closed Due to National Event's" and went home and Hung my Flag and Cried
Source
born-digital
Media Type
story
Created by Author
yes
Described by Author
no
Date Entered
2004-03-21
Citation
“nmah6472.xml,” September 11 Digital Archive, accessed October 1, 2026, https://911.dev.chnm.gmu.edu/items/43854/.
