Where were you?

[kpd145]

Elementary school, i remember sitting in the library and we all watched.

[SLAYERFISH]

I was between classes at Metro State University grabbing a bite to eat.

[bobberbill]

The very last time I had the flu. Had to call in to work sick. Lying on the couch with a bucket in hand. Watched the live feed.

[Roccus]

Laying on the ground on the.Maine turnpike screwing a new set of filters onto a waxed up Mack truck, I heard the news when I got back into the service truck for the long ride home in total shock.. once arriving home, i had to console 2 very upset children that had been watching the launch in school

[DR.SPECKLER]

I was walking through the front gates at the Jackson prison, in Jackson Michigan, as a Corrections Officer.  At that time it was the largest walled prison in the world!  The tv's in the front lobby were all turned to the same channel and as we filed by we said prayers for those that were lost and their families.  Can't believe its been that long.

this really doesn't have anything to do with the topic but i was on the other side of the law doing weekends for a 2nd dui in my younger days and was in jail when dale ernhardt hit the wall and died.the guys doing long year sentences were crying and it was the most traumatic thing they seen being locked up a long time.i remember there was a brawl over one side wanting to watch basketball and the other side wanted nascar.the old man pod boss set it straight at nascar.should of did 31 days straight time because weekends took forever to serve.

[JohnnyO19]

Freshman year @ Colorado State.

[FishGut]

First shuttle, I was watching on TV at work with everyone else. My journalism teacher from Lincoln would have been on that flight, but missed out. Boss at the print shop called for everyone to watch the lift off.

in 1989 I was in my pickup driving down to the bar listening on the game on the radio when the earth shook.

Second shuttle, I had just left work, listening to the live feed on the radio when the standard "loss of contact" lasted WAAAY too long

John Lennon died while I was working a shift at my first job, feeding doctors and nurses at the hospital. Ronnie was shot during my high school chem class

There are too many Where Were You moments to list in my lifetime.

[taxi1]

First shuttle, I was watching on TV at work with everyone else. My journalism teacher from Lincoln would have been on that flight, but missed out. Boss at the print shop called for everyone to watch the lift off.

in 1989 I was in my pickup driving down to the bar listening on the game on the radio when the earth shook.

Second shuttle, I had just left work, listening to the live feed on the radio when the standard "loss of contact" lasted WAAAY too long

John Lennon died while I was working a shift at my first job, feeding doctors and nurses at the hospital. Ronnie was shot during my high school chem class

There are too many Where Were You moments to list in my lifetime.

And sadly there will be more. We live in interesting times.

[bigdaddydb]

my second grade classroom watching on the wheeled in AV sets...teacher just turned it off