Having recently been in London (January/February 2005), the terrorist attacks this morning hit close to home:
I imagined my sister-in-law, Velia, and I toting my two toddler nephews around central London last winter. I considered that we rode the Tube past King's Cross multiple times each day. I heard Owen's voice announcing each station as we approached it in the tunnell. I imagined my little nephews riding on the upper level of the red double-decker buses so they could get a better view of the city.
I don't want to spend a long time on this subject; I know people are mourning for those who were killed or injured this morning. But I do want to take a moment to mourn with those people, and pause my fast-paced life to appreciate the fragility of it all.
We lived in Islington.
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