September 11: The Day I Lost My innocence

I found myself in my math class in the morning of 11th September 2001. The beginning of the morning was the same as the other, but the news of terrorist attacks occurred soon. The world has changed forever, and my view of the world. Until then, terrorism was an abstract concept, and it did not affect my life at all. I will never forget the morning event. The first signs of abnormal situations came into our classroom and told the teacher to open the news, it was the head of a teacher who was in a hurry without any explanation.

On 11th September 2011, I was very sad. The events that happened ten years ago were painful and sad for our country's innocent loss. I think that you need to do something to remember friends, colleagues, and classmates who died that day in order to illuminate the seemingly dark world while scrolling through the calendar on this day. I need to find a way to fight the dark. "Well, of course!" Then I created cumbersome print invoices, added them and explained to the waitress why the customer's balance has disappeared from the system. Finally, we collected breakfast fee for each person, I paid money and added healthy attention to the waiting staff who are now completely confused.

On September 11, 2001, I woke up and was in the position of a martyr of the widow who was sleeping and not yet guilty. I am numb, but it has nothing to do with all the lost mornings that morning. I do not know anything about it. It concerns only one person: my mum's one. She is six months apart. After I graduated from college in my thirties and traveled from Houston to Austin, I spent more than a year in a boring apartment where I lived. After my mother died, I felt peaceful in the dark. It allows me to sleep for 12 hours at a time, acting as a beggar. I know this is not good for me, but I do not have any energy to do anything. My doctor wrote a prescription of antidepressant to me. I filled out and handed over to my best friend.

On September 11, 2001, thousands of spouses, children, brothers and sisters, and friends lost their beloved. September 11th is the day of death, anger and memorial; this is a good day to change America. Some say that changes in national security and the global presence of the United States are positive. The airport has become more secure than ever, and with the establishment of the Department of Homeland Security, the argument that the United States is safer than the past few years became effective. However, the 9/11 terrorist attacks are changing beyond the government's national security policy and international relations policy.