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Gaza – and the way the world is not reacting to the problem – equals a terrible sadness in my life.
Wow, now that is important news! But it is the Daily Mail, after all… I also love the story “Who on earth would take a child on a frozen lake?” That made me laugh out loud! How about millions and millions of people who want to go ice-skating or play hockey??
Brennig – I agree.
Jennie – ha ha. I suppose it’s just that lakes rarely freeze here! I think the lake in question may have featured in an episode of Eastenders a couple of weeks ago (crappy soap opera).
Jennie: turns out that the lake in question was only 1-2 feet deep (just been listening to a radio phone-in programme about it, where people were phoning in disgusted that those parents would do such a thing!). And it wasn’t the one in Eastenders(!)
Am lost for words. Can’t believe I actually read all the way through that pointless article. That’s a minute and a half I won’t get back!