7.7 Memorial

Today I started a new schedule, working second shift.  I had the morning free.  I wish I could have slept in, but no, I woke up before 6:00.  To keep up with my walking program, I left the hotel before 9:00 and was at the Embassy to start work at 11:00.  It was fun to linger in front of the shop windows on Regent Street without the security guards eyeing me.  Most of the shops don't open until 10:00.

On my way home, this sign was prominently featured in Piccadilly Circus.  I'm not sure if is meant to be reassuring...or not.

In a complete non-sequitur...the shooting at the Sikh temple in Wisconsin made me think more about the 7-7 Memorial that I went to the other day -- marking the morning of the synchronized bombs in the London transportation system.   I had read that it was in Hyde Park, but I wasn't sure where.  I stumbled upon it unexpectedly on my way out of the park after the triathlon.  It is small, but starkly moving in its simplicity.