Sunday 24 July 2011

One day



July 22nd 2011. One day in history. 93 casualties. 96 injured. An unknown number of people missing. My little country.

Thank you for all the supportive mails and comments, it means a lot to me! My family was lucky; as far as we know no one we know was present at the bombing or the shooting. When they release the list of casualties, probably tomorrow, we’ll know for sure.

It’s all just too much to digest. The fact that someone can be putting such a horrible mark in our history makes my skin crawl. We are watching the news, morning, day and night. I am impressed by our authorities - our police, our prime minister, our government, the press; they have been dealing with everything in such a respectful manner; heartfelt but professional.

My heart goes out to all the victims and their loved ones.

I’ll be posting the winner of the giveaway later this week; I do hope you understand.

Take care!

19 comments:

  1. Thoughts and prayers going out to you, your country and anybody involved in this tragedy. One day.

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  2. Such a horrible, senseless tragedy!! Words cannot express the pain and horror of it, but my prayers are with all of you in Norway!!!

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  3. Indeed, this is a shocking tragedy, and in the very home of peace. My thoughts and condolences to the citizens of Norway and victims of this slaughter.

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  4. My thoughts are with you and your country Nina Lise at this very sad time xxx

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  5. Very sad day in Norway and throughout the world. My heart & prayers goes out to all the people of Norway.

    SewCalGal
    www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com

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  6. dear nina lise,what a senseless tragedy,one does not know,what to say,it is so horrible,my thoughts are in norway,susi

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  7. Dear Nina Lise, our hearts and thoughts are with all the people in Norway at this devastating and sad time. Take care!

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  8. We read about the tragedy last night. Shocking. Our thoughts and prayers are with all the families affected by this.
    (My husband's grandparents were from Norway.)

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  9. Nina Lise our thoughts and prayers are with you all

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  10. Such sadness our world holds sometimes. My tears are falling for you and your country. Prayers will follow.

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  11. My thoghts are with your Country and those who have lost loved ones.
    One man with a warped brain has caused so much long term sadness and fear!

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  12. We are so shocked for our friends in Norway in the face of this terrible loss. A very sad day.

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  13. We've been reading about the events in Norway with horror. Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone in Norway, with deepest sympathy, from your friends in North America.

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  14. You were the first person I thought of when I heard of the tragedy...hoping that you and yours were safe. Such sadness....how can we understand....children....it is senseless. Wishing you and your countrymen strength and peace......

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  15. Such a horrible, senseless tragedy indeed, words cannot express ... just thinking of each and every one of those people who must have been so terrified. I wish those who survived, their families, and your countrymen strength and resolve to get through this terrible time and find peace again in your hearts.

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  16. Dear Nina Lise,
    I feel for you, this is such a shocking thing and so callous and so cold. To target children, oh my God. There is no understanding this or excuses. My thoughts and prayers are with you and Norway at this tragic time.
    Hugs, Sharon

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  17. You and your countrymates are in my thoughts and prayers. My daughter Lizzie was here visiting from Sweden, and we were all shocked. Such events are almost incomprehensible!

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  18. Thinking of you and your lovely country. May peace be with you. Ros x

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  19. This is such a tragedy - how easily one man can destroy so many lifes. My deepest condolences - and my respect to your authorities for how thoughtful they handle the situation.
    Silent hugs from Germany,
    Frauke

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