@robogreen.bsky.socialso #911memories for me: the bravest person i can think of in post 9/11 war mongering, fear mongering, islamaphobia promoting america was David Rees. his cartoon @getyourwaron.bsky.social was a voice of sanity in an insane world, and it was pretty much alone in the culture. i had the chance in my
@mugsysrapsheet.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy2/2 Everyone in the building was told to go home (as did every other business.)
Downtown was in absolute chaos (in contrast to the most beautiful weather we'd seen in years.)
I was in downtown #Houston auditing Enron.
@mugsysrapsheet.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gyMy #911Memories: It was my 3rd day at a new job. 1st time ever working in a skyscraper. On the bus headed downtown, people were reporting a plane had hit one of the towers. I was thinking "Piper Cub".
The skyscraper elevators had news updates on a screen. A […]
@mugsysrapsheet.bsky.social(2/2) Everyone in the building was told to go home (as did every other business.)
Downtown was in chaos (in contrast the most beautiful weather we'd seen in years.)
This was downtown #Houston.
@mugsysrapsheet.bsky.socialMy #911Memories: It was my 3rd day at a new job. 1st time ever working in a skyscraper. On the bus headed downtown, people were reporting a plane had hit one of the towers. I was thinking "Piper Cub".
The skyscraper had news updates on a screen. A 2nd plane. So we instantly knew it was no accident.
@desertrosecreates.bsky.socialI really believe that was the day we learned, we had had safety for so long, we all had started to feel invincible, but that was a false reality, and still is, but for a while we were united in a common cause. I grieve for all we lost, and for those that perished that day, and after #911Memories
@soccerwriter.bsky.socialVIEW FROM THE FRONT ROW: Memories of 911, yours and we’d like to hear yours
