Solidarity Pledge
For all those that wanted to stand in a major bit of London and spite the bombers -
go here and sign up.
I'm actually of two minds about this, as it sounds a bit wishy washy to say, "I'll march - but only if you will too." Er, no, we've marched anyway. Yesterday, we didn't really have much of a choice. True, we weren't carrying placards or chanting slogans, but we were definitely marching through major bits of London. The (hardcopy) Times has a picture of what I couldn't take a picture of in Matthew Parris' op-ed: people walking calmly across the bridges.
Believe me, we marched. We'll probably do it again. So I don't view the pledge as necessary. But, on the other hand, a show of solidarity with the victims and families of the victims - always good.
I thought perhaps of going to a museum tomorrow, if they're open. I'm supposed to be going to an ex-boss's flat-warming, but it's in Slough. I want to stay in London this weekend, somewhere public, with a notebook and a cup of coffee, and just hang out.
Actually, if lj-people are around and want to meet up - maybe just for ice-cream in Trafalgar Square, or something - it might be nice. Thoughts?
Edit: fabulous new icon by
stargazer_dream *points*. Because, clearly incredibly appropriate. Must make London-related icon.
go here and sign up.
I'm actually of two minds about this, as it sounds a bit wishy washy to say, "I'll march - but only if you will too." Er, no, we've marched anyway. Yesterday, we didn't really have much of a choice. True, we weren't carrying placards or chanting slogans, but we were definitely marching through major bits of London. The (hardcopy) Times has a picture of what I couldn't take a picture of in Matthew Parris' op-ed: people walking calmly across the bridges.
Believe me, we marched. We'll probably do it again. So I don't view the pledge as necessary. But, on the other hand, a show of solidarity with the victims and families of the victims - always good.
I thought perhaps of going to a museum tomorrow, if they're open. I'm supposed to be going to an ex-boss's flat-warming, but it's in Slough. I want to stay in London this weekend, somewhere public, with a notebook and a cup of coffee, and just hang out.
Actually, if lj-people are around and want to meet up - maybe just for ice-cream in Trafalgar Square, or something - it might be nice. Thoughts?
Edit: fabulous new icon by
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That should give you an idea of what's going on, as it lists actual events as well as what we're up to. Anyone is welcome to come along for all or part of the stuff planned, btw, it's not a private meet-up or anything :-)
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but - effort.
effort = double plus ungood. not even the HBP will make me give up the thought of a quiet night's drinking and lazing around. i may pick up a copy saturday morning and go sit somewhere quiet for a coffee. i believe that we're having a large group of people descend on our quiet abode sometime saturday, so i'm going to vamoose.
it does sound fun, though. *wistful look*
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