JoeM
Imperator
Keirador said:Well, my family's just heard from the last of our London friends, they're all alive, though two were mildly injured near Liverpool station. My sister just returned on the 6th from a year getting her Master's at King's College. Had she stayed another week, as she would have had our grandmother not fallen deathly ill, she would have been in the explosion. Liverpool station is her station, she's there every morning to go out. The bus that exploded was the bus she took to go to her library.
This is more real and horrid to me than the 9/11 bombings. I had never seen the World Trade Center. I know London very well, I've spent a lot of time in most of those stations. My thoughts and hopes are with all Londoners. I am proud of the stoic and brave way your city and your country is reacting to this attack.
Wow, I'm glad to hear that your sister is okay, sorry to hear you friends were injured.
Her story is like so many others I hear everyday now, basically if not for one thing or another it could have been them - it could have been me, it's one of the freaky things about terrorism.
This morning was strange getting on the train, looking at all the bags that *might* be unattended, but what is the other option?