Where were you?...
Footage of the World Trade Center Crash on 9/11 from YouTube On 9/11? I know where I was. I can still hear the words coming from the soft radio as I made my daily commute, a 40 minute drive, from Provo, Utah past the hill to Riverton where I taught 3rd grade year round. It was my first year teaching and I had been married for barely over a month. I was still basking in that just married glow when I heard the stark news "A plane has crashed into the first World Tower." I did not know what was going on. First of all, I grew up in California, never watching a lot of tv and knew very little about New York City or what it contained. I don't even know if I knew about the existance of the World Towers before 9/11. Now I do. All I knew, early that morning on my way to work, was that something was wrong. I thought the news reporters on the radio air waves were joking. I thought it was a joke. America was so strong and secure that I didn't even think such a thing was possible,...