I was at home with 3 young boys. I got a call from my husband's grandfather asking if he was OK and if I had heard from him. At the time my husband worked in a government building in D.C. and frequently had meetings at the Pentagon. He had a meeting scheduled there that day. I was more focused on that than the twin towers, eps after report of another plane headed to DC. It took awhile to get a hold of my husband. I was on the phone a lot that morning. Usually on hold. (My husband was fine, but got home very late, he had to walk out of town -through barricades to a friend's apartment) Kimberly- On Sep 12, 2011, at 7:08 PM, Robert Winans <rwinans@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I was at work. And Jan (the j is a Y sound) told me that some idiot flew a private plane into the twin towers. We all thought it was a joke at first. Then we learned the awful truth. We watched it unfold on the Internet. I had a friend who worked in the towers and we were not able to contact her. It was three days later when we learned that she was ok. She had missed the subway and was walking to work late when the first plane hit. She was 1 block away. > > Sent from my iPod > > On Sep 11, 2011, at 10:50 PM, Kristin <kristin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> (To everyone who was on this list 10 years ago) >> >> Where was I ten years ago during the attack on the world trade center? >> >> In my office. Watching TV. And chatting with our Rabbits on this list. >> >> I have often told this story, about how much it meant to me to >> have all of you with me on that day, as we all watched in horror >> to the unfolding news, and checked in on fans who lived or went >> to school in downtown Manhattan. >> >> Thank you again, for being with me, and helping me through that day. >> >> -Kristin