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Has it really been 9 years? Wow.
I was walking into a grocery store with my sister and everyone was just standing around,like in shock. Some where shaking their heads. My sister and I over heard what people where saying. It was a very sureal momment for me.
Was it nine years ago? Oh my gosh. I remember so much about the coverage, but I honestly can't remember where I was when I heard the news. But I think of how long ago that was - my eldest was only about 10 months old.
I'll be honest, I don't know where I was when I first heard. I do remember being surprised at the news, but not much else in the way of emotion.
9 years! How does time fly. Well, that time everyone around me used to say that it was a conspiracy. I did not buy this theory and that is why some of my friends used to debate with me almost everyday. Anyway, it was a very sad and tragic event.
I can't believe it's been nine years already. I think I was at the hospital with my mom as she had been diagnosed with bone cancer.
I remember pretty well. My band had a gig that night, and I came home with my soon-to-be wife watching TV. She had grown up in England, and she was pretty upset.
For some reason, I was surprised it happened only nine years ago. I don't remember the circumstances surrounding my hearing the news. Of course, I don't remember what I had for breakfast so that's not too surprising.
I do remember feeling sad for her sons.
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