Hey CtrlAltDel,
Good to hear your keeping well! Your reaction to me not getting into the
squad was exactly the same as what mum said. I believe in everything
happening for a reason, it was just so strange what happened over my trials
though. It didn't matter what way we turned to try and get around it so I
could get there everyway led us to a stubbon no, I was upset then, but now I'm
so pleased!! As for the tubes, there's more chance of someone having a
complete sci getting a complete recovery without any help whatsoever then having
the tubes made into wheelchair accessiable stations.... think I'm joking?!
The UK is useless when it comes to anything like this though. The police
came up with a classic comment the day after the bombings, it was on the lines
of "we are sure that suicide bombers were the ones who set of all the bombs, our
priority now is to try and track where they are currently in the
country"........... if it's suicide bombers then maybe start to look at
the crime scenes?!?!?!
Need I say anymore?!
Love Smurf xxx
In a message dated 09/08/2005 20:26:26 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Smurf,
I'm doing okay here! So glad you didn't make squad...I know
everything has its reasons for happening, even if we don't see it right
away! Maybe when the tubes get looked at after this, they might make
them wheelchair accessible. We can't let the idea of 'Terror' stop our
lives, now can we? ;-)
With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka Dave
C4/5 Complete - 29 Years Post
Texas,
USA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 27/07/2005 22:23:00 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Smurf,
I
will say a prayer for you so your surgery will go well. Take
care of
yourself and stay strong. Is the 'Tube'
wheelchair accessible? If so remember
to keep your eyes open
and your head down!
With Love,
CtrlAltDel aka
Dave
C4/5 Complete - 29 Years Post
Texas, USA
Hi
Dave,
How are you? hope your well! thankfully I
didn't have to go anywhere near
London so I was well out of
danger. Although having said that, one of the
stations that
was evacuated - London Victoria is the station at the end of line
that Sittingbourne (my home town) is on. Pretty scary to
think that
Victoria is in central London. Only some of the
tube stations have disabled
access, although I think the bombings
proves the point that should anything like
that happened again,
God forbid, and there was a disabled on board, there would
be no
way of getting the disabled out of the train safely. That's the
UK
for you!
Wanna know something more scary though?
If I had got to the GB squad trials
and got in, on the day of the
bombings I would've been at Kings Cross
station around the time
that the explosion happened......
Take care,
Love
Smurf
xxx
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