Visit to 421 Broome Street Today

[Penthesilea]

Hello Cornflake, welcome to BetterMost! 

Ich kenne deinen Namen von LJ. Schön daß du den Weg zu uns gefunden hast, wenn auch unter so traurigen Umständen. 
Ich schreib' dir eine PM.

[Penthesilea]

Why indeed? I guess we'll never know.

Yes, why him?
It's fruitless to mull over this question, but I think we all do it nonetheless.

I'm just thankful we had him while we did and he touched so many of us so profoundly.

Wonderful said. And it does good to see how many people in the world were touched by Heath.

Thank you again John.

[Sharon]

Welcome to Bettermost Cornflake,
Thank you for the picture.
Großartig, dass Du nach NY geflogen bist!

[cornflake2912]

Thanks to all of you and sry for my bad English. I´ll give my best to let you understand everything!
I´m happy to be here.

[Ellemeno]

Hi cornflake, glad you're here. 

[Scott6373]

Thanks to all of you and sry for my bad English. I´ll give my best to let you understand everything!
I´m happy to be here.

Don't worry about your English...some of ours isn't that good either.  Glad to know you friend.

[Pipedream]

Herzlich willkommen, Cornflake! Schön, dass Du da bist! 

[cornflake2912]

I want to tell you a short story. When I was at Broome Street this weekend everybody who was standing in front of the house was very quiet and affected.
Suddenly there came a woman who was speaking loudly on her celly. Everybody turned to here because she was standing directly in front of all the flowers and candles. Then somebody made a lod "Shhhhht!" to stop the woman from speaking so loud. She seemed to be angry, but then she left...

[TOoP/Bruce]

Thanks to all of you and sry for my bad English. I´ll give my best to let you understand everything!
I´m happy to be here.

As you have probably guessed by now, we have several "Euro-Brokies" among us!

(I wish people would learn to use their cell phones discreetly.  sigh.  )

[Mikaela]

Willkommen, Cornflake! Schön, dich hier zu sehen! 


I'm awed that you actually travelled all the way to NYC to pay your respects.

And good to hear that most people were silent, respectful and contemplative at Broome Street.

(There's always some silly person who is too self-absorbed to know what's going on, or to care... I'm glad your cellphone-lady left and didn't continue to disturb the peace. )