I wasn't old enough to grasp the true seriousness besides "bad guys flew planes into the towers" when it happened

Also I know the phone orientation problem so well

I was around 15 it was an atypical day i remember every single detail even I was born in Argentina I always have a deep connection with USA, I really know why, feeling impotent to be there to assist I cry while i saw the disaster.

I was very young when it happen, so i didn't understand how it affected people. Until 3 years agos, during senior year in high school, my history class had to learn about the event by showing some of the News clips. You can say, I almost cried during the clips.

I was actually starting my freshman year of high school when it happened...we were in my drama class and was about to start when one of the other teachers came in saying something had happened in New York...needless to say pretty much everyone broke down when we watched everything unfold on TV-even one of the toughest kids in our class broke down, so yeah... :(

It is really upsetting event. I barely remember it. The memories I had of it was me and everyone in the elementary school had to go to the indoor gym room until our parents picked us up to take us home safely.

I always cry with that. I went to the embassy and i cry at the entrance, turn my cell phone away and make some minutes of silence for all lost lives. The people in the planes, the ones that were working there, those tragic finals words of some calling their families for the last time, all souls in pain because they know it wouldn't be ale for a last "I love you" or "I care for you"

When I think about it... Makes me remember that today I'm here to tell the ones I care how much they mean to me.

So I try to tell them that every single day because life is fragile and the clock never stop ticking.