I was doing my assignments when I heard it on CNA, me Mom was
like yelling at me to come out to the LR to see.
I remember standing at the tele in shock. Then I turned on BBC and
listened to it the whole night, couldn't sleep.
The next morning in class, everyone was talking about it, unlike
Fudgester's case..
One guy said, "this meant war" and the class grew very
silent.
RIP to the perished and for their families, may God bless them and
keep them strong.