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[miz_anneliese]

Unprotected the last entry... I was hoping my mom hadn't checked up on the news, oh, at all, so wouldn't be worried about me, but oh well. She stays more current on things than I do :)

I'm home safe, thank goodness. No problems at all with the coaches to the airport, and no problems with the flights. There was a teensy delay today taking off, but no big deal.

The last three weeks have been some of the most stressful in my life, and this past Thursday ranks up in the top 10 "Most Emotionally Exhausting Days EvAR (Barring Days Where I Find Out Someone Dies, Those Are A Totally Separate Type)". Suffice to say, in three weeks' time, things will change, for better or for worse. That's all I can say.

I'm so happy to be home. N and I are having people over tomorrow night, jetlagged or not, and I am totally killing some brain cells (it's overdue time to cull the herd anyway... you know, only the strong survive?)

Thanks everyone for thinking of me while I was in England during the blasts, I appreciate it. It scared me more than it should have.

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[mzollo77.livejournal.com]

Scared you more than it should have? Oh, I don't think so! It's horribly frightening to be in a strange land and have things and people start blowing up. And happening on top of the enormous stress you were already dealing with? The world's fucked up, and it's fucked up in our backyards instead of way-the-hell-over-there-somewhere. And if something really really weird is going to happen anywhere near you or me, well, odds are on the side of it happening *TO* us. And you better not try to 'not worry me' either! I'm pretty sure that anything I *worry* about won't happen. It's the stuff that never in a zillion occured to me that gets me.

MAN I'm glad you're home safe.

Death to superfluous brain cells!! I'm doing the same thing tonight, with the added benefit of a cleaner house.... :)

Love you,
your very much relieved mom.

P.S. Please tell N to hug you really hard for me. Thank you.

[swirlscape.livejournal.com]

So glad you're home safe and sound, darling. Glad the trip home was not traumatizing or too stressful/scary. You have every right to have been terrified - it's natural and healthy to be scared when awful things like this happen. I'm very glad you're alright. {{{hughugs}}}

[miz-anneliese.livejournal.com]

Thank you, m'dear :) British folk bounce back pretty fast, so at least I didn't have a country-wide panic adding to my own. But I'm so glad to be back at home, with my boy and my cat and all my little comforts.