I doubt anyone could see the picture of the 8 year old girl and not get upset - 
anyone normal that is !Odd feeling around the place at present - I went to the 
Lowry Theatre last night and it was business as usual- almost - they never 
usually do any sort bag checking but last night they did have 2 old dears (it 
is mainly staffed by volunteers) looking in handbags. It was a sell out crowd 
and every seat was full so no-one appeared to be 'scared off' - it was odd on 
the way out afterwards to see 2 police cars - one from Wales with Heddu written 
on it - with 3 coppers stood with them, 2 with machine guns and one with a hand 
gun - they were getting pizza from a local pizzeria. I hate to see armed police 
and hope this does not become the normI know friends who are going, as normal, 
to the town centre tonight to watch their game and I am off into Piccadilly on 
Saturday for a few beers.
I do know a lad with 2 young daughters who had tickets for the MEN but could 
not go and gave the tickets away, thankfully to people who stayed safe (that 
would not be a good thing to have on your conscience if they had died) and he 
is worried about taking them into town over the weekend for the marathon or 
whatever it is. He does not want the terrorists to 'win' but fears for their 
safety and thinks that they will be too worried to enjoy themselves - difficult 
decisions
The saving grace of it all is the fact that it is one (or maybe a few) nutters 
who did this atrocious act but the number of people who did great things during 
and afterwards is in the hundreds if not more - rescuing people, giving free 
taxis, giving so much blood they have stopped taking it , people taking food to 
the hospitals, and the various collections for the victims families and for the 
two homeless lads who helped are going through the roof.
We will have the flag at half mast tonight at cubs to show our respect
I am not however having a bee tattooed on myself at weekend despite the 
Manchester tattoo association saying they will do them for a £50 donation to 
the victims fund
dave


      From: Graham Thirkill <[email protected]>
 To: [email protected] 
 Sent: Tuesday, 23 May 2017, 19:32
 Subject: [LU] : Manchester
   
Richard Naeff said: Quote
> Hope Dave and anyone else with connections to Manchester is OK -  can't all 
> sides just stop killing Children?
> ttfn Richard Quote”

May I second Rich’s, post…Iv’e crie…...but not ashamed, I’m a father and 
grand-father and uncle. It’s heartbreaking, 
thinking, any of these unfortunate, lovely kids could have been one of my 
lovely kids…To Manchester people... I take 
my hat off to you all, you have been amazing, the way you “ALL" have come out 
and done your utmost, to help these 
magic people who were caught up in terror in you city……..with your courage, 
kindness, support and help…….
Thanks from a Yorkshireman.

Cheers and Beers
Thirkers\08/
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