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I Could Never Forget It
Published: 1 year ago Views: 165
At the time I worked security at my local airport. I was on my day off and was woken up to a phone call from my mother telling me I should get ready for work. I asked her why and she told me to turn on the news. I turned on the news just as the second plane impacted with the World Trade Center. I got up and got in my uniform and headed to work without even bothering to wait thfor them to call me to come in. I then spent the day basically doing crowd control and trying to keep terrified traveller calm. I would like to think that the efforts of my co-workers and I made that day just a little less stressful and terrifying for those people. I will never forget that day.
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