I think Dora may not have realised that my sister works in the govt. buildings
in central London and uses the Underground daily. That's the reason for my
worry. If my sister were a SAHM in one of the suburbs, I wouldn't have been
nearly as concerned, but she does go through Kings Cross frequently a
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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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
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 tr
This is just a test.
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I think everyone here in UK would be thankful to everyone for their messages
of sympathy and support. My cousins only missed the devastation because
they decided to go in later to work than usual. Their mother nearly went
mad trying to contact them, but all the phone networks were blocked.
Th
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 hap
Whether London is large or small is not important. If we have learned
anything in the last few years, it is that the world has actually become
a much smaller place. We have had posts recently mentioning how much we
share, even continents apart. I have close friends in the Amazon, in
Africa, in Ca
lcaire wrote:
<> 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.>
How true. We were sent a copy of a cartoon from the St Louis Post-Dispatch
by a friend in Missouri. It shows a double decker bus whi
Dear Spiders
122 names went into the draw, and the three that Leah pulled out were:
Pamela Thompson in Ohio, USA
David Coller in Ballarat, Australia
Kathy Hensel in Oregon USA
Sorry to disappoint the other 119.
I have postal addresses for Pamela and Kathy, and your books will be in
the post t
Dear Lacemakers,
As I understand it from discussion with a lace friend over lunch today, a
Round Robin is a list of people with whom you share contacting responsibilities.
Members make up a list of people to be contacted for some reason -- usually
a meeting, but in this case I'm suggesting the
Dear Spiders,
Before I comment on the window lace I want to add my prayers and thoughts to
those in London. My heart is so sad.
You all have very good ideas. I like the one of mixing the lace and maybe
doing the trails and leaves in bobbin lace and some of the flowers in
tatting. I am going
Hi folks
I have found a bookmark pattern on www.lokk.nl that has the sweetest top
(metal looking bobbin lace pillow and bobbins) that your lace bookmark can
attach to but I can't read Dutch to see how/where/how much or even if it is
actually mentioned in the page.
Could you take a look at th
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