Remember 9/11 , Part 2

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Today, i do my 2nd part on my 3 part 9/11 blog. And today, on 9/11, I interviewed TCS alumnus Andrew Passarotti, you can also find him on twitter. His name is called @AndrewPass on the twitter website. And now, here are his answers on my questions:

• "I was 12 years old, and I was sitting in Mrs. Gergulas's (Woodhouse) literature class. It was 3rd period."
• "Our superintendent told us over the intercom. And I was confused, so I was asking everybody what was going on. But yeah, it was weird and the older kids were telling us that the buildings fell down... We didn't believe them. It was just weird. And we started guessing where they would strike next."
• "When I finally got home, we watched the coverage on the news, and then we spent our time with my uncle and then we went to a diner called New York New York, and we watched more of the news there. It was pretty surreal since there were murals and other decorations featuring the towers."
• "I think... in general, people are more frightened of people outside the U.S. but it helps us remember that there are many threats out there."
• "I think I went back to New York 3 months later, for Christmas, but it was clear to see people were still scared. In other parts of the city, people were acting different, but they still kept Christmas cheer."
• "I think eventually they might come back and attack NYC again, but I don't believe that they will strike anytime soon. Our security will never be perfect, and anything is possible. But the only one we should fear is God, and I put my trust in Him."

And those were the words of Andrew Passarotti, as he tells us his experience of 9/11. Remember, it doesnt matter who knocks you down, but that it is your choice to get back up. Always Remember Ground Zero. Have a blessed day,

The 4th Page