It's hard to believe that it's been 11 years since the tragedy that changed everyones life.  We all remember where we were and what we were doing on that morning.

I remember that Sidney school was on a 2 hour delay because of a power problem.  I made an off the cuff remark about it being because of snow.  The whole morning show we were talking about all the different areas that were having snow.  A fire company called in and told us they were having a big snow event at there firehouse and to bring the kids and snow boots.  We had people calling from other areas, telling us that they couldn't believe that Sidney was getting all that snow and the location they were at had nothing but sunshine.  We had a lot of people playing along and others that were just baffled. We had other radio stations asking us if we knew anything about the snow because they were getting calls.

We called a meteorologist at 8:35 that morning and he said it wasn't snow but just a bad case of dandruff.  I'm glad we let everyone know when we did because 10 minutes later, a really good day became a really bad day.  We will always remember where we were and in my case I have it all on tape.  The last thing on it was me saying, that we had reports of a plane hitting a building in NYC.  I don't know why I stopped taping it there.

We will always remember the day and we should NEVER forget those who gave thier lives to save others.  It makes me want to give an extra kiss to my kids and let those that I love know  that I care for them.  What will you do?

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