I was on the couch at home in Michigan watching the morning news. It was the day before I headed off to Boston for my freshmen year of college. It was almost surreal watching Dan Rather report the attacks.
I was at church in my bible school. Our teacher(Pastor Deborah Butler) told us to pray. She then dismissed the class to go home and be with our families. When I went home I watched the news and saw what happened. Many people thought we were at war and were afraid.
I watched a great documentary on the History channel last night. They took footage from civilians who were there and merged them together.
Even in humanity's darkest hours hope can still survive. May those in war-torn countries be filled with an extra dose of hope and love.
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I was on the couch at home in Michigan watching the morning news. It was the day before I headed off to Boston for my freshmen year of college. It was almost surreal watching Dan Rather report the attacks.
I was at church in my bible school. Our teacher(Pastor Deborah Butler) told us to pray. She then dismissed the class to go home and be with our families. When I went home I watched the news and saw what happened. Many people thought we were at war and were afraid.
I watched a great documentary on the History channel last night. They took footage from civilians who were there and merged them together.
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