9/11 Memories My first interview was with my husband who is forty years old. He remembers setting in his cubicle at work and someone crying out “Oh My God, we are under attack.” He and all of his co-workers scrambled to find news coverage online of what was going on. He was able to find a video on CNN. He also remembers that everything was quiet and that businesses were shut down and the skies were empty. He also remembers talking to people and telling them, “Why are you surprised this happened? They have already tried once and have been threatening it for years.” My second interview was with a twenty-five year old woman. She remembers being in elementary school and when the events were made known the teachers gathering them all into larger groups where a television was present to watch the events. She also remembers that some of the teachers were crying and praying. He personal memory of that day is that she was a kid and just wanted to play. Now as an adult she looks back on it as a major time of impact in her life as members of her family volunteered for military service shortly after the attacks and also the importance of how the American people came together to support those who died and were rescuing those who survived. Both interviewees have “Flash Bulb” moments from that day, but very different because of their relatively large age difference. Both stated that they will never forget where they were that day.