[lace] London Bombings & Personal Emergency List

2005-07-08 Thread Claire Allen



Not that huge I think you will find. The London borough might be  
large but the area that would attract this kind of attack is  
probably only 5 or 6 miles across. And the concentration of people  
in such a relatively small area is considerable.


I wonder if you were this casual when 9/11 happened. I appreciate  
it hasn't killed or injured as many but that doesn't make it any  
less devastating for those involved.


Thankfully, everyone I know is safe but one friend feels  
exceptionally lucky as he left Liverpool Street tube where one of  
the bombs went off minutes before it happened.


This country has seen this type of attack many times over the years  
from the IRA and others they will not beat us no matter how hard  
they try.


Claire Allen

Kent, UK


On 8 Jul 2005, at 12:20:am, Dora Smith wrote:


I wouldn't be TOO worried!   London is a huge city!   One of the  
largest in

the planet!   Extends for maybe 30 miles across.

On that living will, I'd make sure some actual living people have it.

Honestly, I read this expecting to see people carrying a personal  
emergency
kit in case of terrorism!   I'm thinking, my knapsack is jsut  
about large

enough for bicycle tools and rain gear   LOL!

Yours,
Dora Smith
Austin, Texas
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Re: [lace] London Bombings & Personal Emergency List

2005-07-07 Thread Jeriames
In a message dated 7/7/05 10:02:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
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> I'm sitting here at work, wondering whether anything's happened to my 
> sister. She lives in the Lewisham area and commutes by tube every day to her 
> job 
> at the Bureau of Statistics in Westminster. I don't have her work number or 
> e-mail address with me because I never dreamed I'd need them. 

Dear Avital,

It is a shocking development, and you must be very anxious.  I sincerely hope 
all your news fron London will be good.

Jeri
--
Spiders,

I am single and have no living relatives, so I made a list of all contacts 
that might be useful to my executor and designated power-of-attorney in 
emergency.  He has a copy, a copy is kept near my home phone, another with Will 
and 
other legal papers, and I carry a copy with me in my wallet.  It fits on an 8 
1/2" x 11" piece of paper that can be folded small.  A copy goes with my 
passport, when I'm away from home.  

I keep this permanently on my word processor, and update it as needed.  And, 
since this may be a useful idea for others on Arachne.  Here is what I put on 
it:

Title: Contacts for Jeri AmesDate

Executor/Power-of-Attorney   Name, address, e-mailPhone
Contingent Executor"  " "
Lawyer with Will, etc.Etc. down the list  
Physician 
Best Friend in Maine
Best Friend in (other location)
Lace Friend in(for lace collection decisions & help) 
Person with Keys & Alarm Code
Alarm Company
Police
Accountant
Bank
Insurance Agent
Carpenter (for repairs)
Electrician
Plumber
Driveway Repairs
Snow Plowing
Mowing/Landscaping
Heating Oil & Furnace Maint.
Passport #

In other words, if incapacitated, all contact information needed to take care 
of everything in my absence.

I won't say you "must" do this, but I do think that even if you have a spouse 
or children it might be nice to have such a list in an emergency when people 
who care about you may not be thinking clearly.  It acts as a check-list, and 
is organized differently than your alphabetical address book.

Jeri Ames in Maine USA

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Re: [lace] London Bombings & Personal Emergency List

2005-07-07 Thread Dora Smith
I wouldn't be TOO worried!   London is a huge city!   One of the largest in
the planet!   Extends for maybe 30 miles across.

On that living will, I'd make sure some actual living people have it.

Honestly, I read this expecting to see people carrying a personal emergency
kit in case of terrorism!   I'm thinking, my knapsack is jsut about large
enough for bicycle tools and rain gear   LOL!

Yours,
Dora Smith
Austin, Texas
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Re: [lace] London Bombings & Personal Emergency List

2005-07-07 Thread Anne Toney
Okay, Dora, it's now raining here in Austin--finally!  Hope you've got your
rain gear.  LOL

Anne in  Austin TX

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> I wouldn't be TOO worried!   London is a huge city!   One of the largest
in
> the planet!   Extends for maybe 30 miles across.
>
> On that living will, I'd make sure some actual living people have it.
>
> Honestly, I read this expecting to see people carrying a personal
emergency
> kit in case of terrorism!   I'm thinking, my knapsack is jsut about large
> enough for bicycle tools and rain gear   LOL!
>
> Yours,
> Dora Smith
> Austin, Texas
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Re: [lace] London Bombings & Personal Emergency List

2005-07-08 Thread Schuette.Fifty
Can anybody tell me where Dora Smith lives?
Her remarks are very strange and to me offensive.
 I am very sorry for all the victims of the bombing, having experienced
something
like it many years ago.

Dora Northern

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Re: [lace] London Bombings & Personal Emergency List

2005-07-08 Thread Elizabeth . Pienaar
Dora Smith lives in Austin, Texas.
I have to say that I also found her remarks rather flippant.  London may 
be big, but the Underground is the way people and visitors get around 
there.  As has been said by others, you only had to be in the wrong place 
at the wrong time.   It could have been any of us had we been there on 
vacation or business

Avital,  I'm glad your sister is OK. To all other Arachneans in the UK, my 
thoughts are with you all.  may they get the creeps who did this.

Elizabeth in Cape Town where the sun is shining today.



Can anybody tell me where Dora Smith lives?
Her remarks are very strange and to me offensive.
 I am very sorry for all the victims of the bombing, having experienced
something
like it many years ago.

Dora Northern

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Re: [lace] London Bombings & Personal Emergency List

2005-07-08 Thread Maureen Harvey
Thanks to all who have put online sympathy messages about the London
bombing, my niece works in the city and travels to work on the underground
every day to Liverpool St. station we had a worrying time whilst trying to
contact her because all the mobile lines went down because so may people
were trying to get in contact with friends and relatives. Luckily she went
in early yesterday and was safe and well, maybe Dora Smith would not be so
flippant if she had relatives working in the city.

Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
with many thanks to our wonderful services who were so quick in responding
to the call.
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> Dora Smith lives in Austin, Texas.
> I have to say that I also found her remarks rather flippant.  London may
> be big, but the Underground is the way people and visitors get around
> there.  As has been said by others, you only had to be in the wrong place
> at the wrong time.   It could have been any of us had we been there on
> vacation or business
>
> Avital,  I'm glad your sister is OK. To all other Arachneans in the UK, my
> thoughts are with you all.  may they get the creeps who did this.
>
> Elizabeth in Cape Town where the sun is shining today.
>
>
>
> Can anybody tell me where Dora Smith lives?
> Her remarks are very strange and to me offensive.
>  I am very sorry for all the victims of the bombing, having experienced
> something
> like it many years ago.
>
> Dora Northern
>
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