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[littlemissk]

Most days, I don't actually get the tube, but today, due to a breakfast meeting I had to get to in the west end, I did. To be honest, I was glad that circumstances forced me to, because the way that London dealt with the aftermath of last year's bombings made me so proud to be a citizen of this city, and it felt a little bit like I was showing my

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[misspotsitt]

Yeah I completely agree with you. Terrorism seeks to disrupt, to cause panic and fear and by not giving into that you in some way fight back.

[littlemissk]

Its a hard thing to do, but I think London has done it very well.

[misspotsitt]

Yes I agree, though London has had practice, unfortunately :(

[kisobel]

I felt shivers down my spine reading this. You captured the surrealism of a year ago perfectly. I'll write something myself later.

[littlemissk]

I didn't really mean to write that, it just kind of ran away with itself. I realised when I'd finished that I didn't write it at the time - strange how clear it all is still.

[eiren]

That was beautifully written, thank you Kate :)

[littlemissk]

It pretty much wrote itself. In some ways it feels like it was just yesterday.

[raketje]

I am thankful that you all are ok.

I am also glad you are sharing this with us. It is a wonderful entry.

[littlemissk]

I'm glad that I'm here to share it.

[malbec]

Me too. Very much so. More now than ever.

I love you

[lesli]

This is a very moving post. Thank you, for reminding us of your and Londons triumph over tragedy.