Originally Posted By davewasbaloo As I walked through the new indoor St Pancras station, met by the usual assortment of excited tourists coming from or getting on the Eurostar, backpackers, business people like me, scurying to their next appointment. There was a strange malaise in the air. Was it the thunder storm outside on what should be a beautiful day? I couldn't put my finger on it. Then I rounded the corner. There were at least 100 boquets of flowers, including one from the prime minister and the mayor. They were in memory of the 52 people who lost their lives on the trains 3 years ago. As I drew breath, stepped on the train with some irrational trepidation, I was determined to not let them win. My love to you all. My wife an children, my friends. Charish every day, it could be your last!
Originally Posted By Liberty Belle Thanks for your post Dave - it's a great message that can be hard to remember in our day to day lives. {{{{hugs}}}}
Originally Posted By u k fan The anniversary does make you think. My brother travels one of the lines affected everyday. Thankfully he was 20 minutes ahead of the blasts and got to work as normal, but it could have been very different. As I sit here at work wondering how I'm going to fit everything in this week your advice in post 1 makes a lot of sense!!!
Originally Posted By friendofdd "We shall draw from the heart of suffering itself the means of inspiration and survival." Winston Churchill God Bless the Brits!
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 Makes you cherish what you have. thank you Dave for that post. Hug you loved ones everyday, if you can't make sure that you tell them I LOVE YOU. (before they leave the house or even get off the phone) Everyday all the time.
Originally Posted By Mary Poppins A timely reminder, Dave, as we relax during summer and enjoy friends and family.
