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posted by Rachel at 8:55 pm
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I will do what I always do: go where I always go, with the people who were there, and lay down white roses.
Thinking of everyone affected by the terrible events of four years ago.
Especially Shelley's family.
and we know you will and are and we love you and we are thinking of you too as always Kathryn and Linda xxxxxxxxxx
Simplicity, truth & livelong friendship xx
Simplicity, truth & livelong friendship. Always. KG & Linda
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We know you will and you are and we will be thinking of you too as always.
XXXXXX
L&K
We know you will and are and we are thinking about you too as always and we love you.
L&K
XXXXXXX
Simplicity, truth and lifelong friendship.
Not really for this, but.... it is appropriate
They shall not grow old as we who are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.
We do remember them.
God bless.
Today - as on this day each year - I'm thinking of you and everyone else who was caught up in the awful events of four years ago.
Especially in my thoughts are the 52 people who can't be here with us today, and those they left behind.
With love
Helen
Sending love and strength to you today and every day.
Pete Nyree and Gabe
a sad day for all law abiding/ALLAH fearing muslims too.
ALLAH/GOD bless the dead,give strength/patience and courage to the injured and justice to the bereaved families,
MAY WE ALL BE UNITED ALL FAITHS AND PEOPLES TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR ALL MANKIND
Thank you everyone for the lovely comments.
It was really humbling to be there, incredibly sad but also very beautiful.
The monument is stunning. People kept walking among the stelae, touching them, it is hard to describe how powerful it is to be there.
It was good to be amongst friends, and to talk to so many people. I was with people from King's Cross, Aldgate and Edgeware Rd.
We prayed for the victims and families, remembered the worst of it together, and we toasted life with friends who I did not know until the terrible events brought us together.
I won't forget the day.