It’s almost a cliche, hackneyed even. A big event happens, and people say they will never forget where they were when they heard about this or that.
But I suspect nearly everyone around the world above the age of 30 really does remember where they were when they heard about, then watched in real time, the most audacious, most dreadful terrorist attack on the United States unfold.
Over the past few days, I have been talking to people not only who remember where they were, but how it upended their lives
