hi sandra,
somehow britain is that romseyreadhead blog for me. so i´m looking through your blog an read your post about that week and the terrorist attack. there´s nothing that can be done for those who where killed - except mourning. there is something we can do for us survivors: be firm, be cautious --- and eager to understand what´s going on in the muslim community. is it not now, sandra, that we need a strong european community?
karl
karl staudinger | Email | Homepage | 07.14.05 - 10:21 am | #

forgot to mention that my comment comes from austria (and had to correct the url of homepage). --karl
karl staudinger | Email | Homepage | 07.14.05 - 12:34 pm | #

Hello, nice to see comments on your post now. I noticed some time back that you came and visited my site and I thank-you so I booked marked yours in my fav. And I have been checking it from time to time. I hope that you do not mind. As for your feeling of vulnerability. I completly understand after 911 here I was on edge for months. We had a fighter jet fly over our home and the sound it made as it pasted by sounded just like a missle that you here on television. I got so rattled by it and thought that we were being bombed that I feel backwards in my closet. After I realized what it was , and that we were not being bombed. I crawled out of the closet laughing hysterically at myself for being so silly. But at the same time a realization occured to me that I am not as safe as I once believe I was and then I find out that over there they have thier political members as ambulance workers and that really scares me. I hope that they realize that our ambulances here are just common every day people. I really feel safe now everytime I have to go back to work.I guess I am just alittle paranoid eventually I will get alittle more relaxed but not completly I will never be the same again. I am sorry for rambling on and I hope that I see you on my site again sometime.
tracie | Email | Homepage | 07.15.05 - 2:50 am | #