Tack Kim, jag börjar känner som om jag hittar rätt vägen med bloggen.
Kram, John

When my kid sister was 18 (in 1979 and 1980) she worked for a year with a volunteer organisation that was trying to help bring peace to Belfast. It was a time of great tension in Northern Ireland and there were protests and riots, bombings and shootings. In fact, the serious trouble in Belfast was usually confined to a few very limited areas and the rest of the city was often peaceful. Still – understandably – our mother was not very happy. Linda used, every day to watch the BBC national news to find out what Mum would hear had happened in Belfast or Northern Ireland, and then phone her up to assure her that all was well in Linda’s own little corner.

And if you come to Brussels, Eva, let me know and I’ll meet up and give you the tour.
🙂

Glad att du tyckte om den fallande polis, Susan. Jag tyckte det var roligast att ta biden direkt framifrån, men om du följer länken till konstnärs hemsida finns en till bild av skulpturen från sidan.

However your texts and pictures from Brussels makes me want to go there. Maybe not necessarily to this part – or on the other hand why not, why should the terrorists blow up their own “school”?