JULY 2005 I remember I was working in a bank in central London. I decided to take the 7th off. I can't remember why, but I remember being awoken by repeated bleeps on my phone. "Hey are you okay....?" A little frustrated I replied back to one of my friends, "What's this with all the texts?" She simply replied, "check the TV."  Sure enough multiple bombs had gone off all over London. I then got in on the act of checking that friends were Okay. Later on that evening I was on my way to BRIXTON. I got a disturbing call from my friend, she said "I've been texting all of our friends and I have heard from everyone but one. " A little concerned, but not too worried, I finished the meeting and later that evening met up with some other concerned friends and searched the local hospitals, the following days after we did the same thing. We retraced his last steps, found his car, searched every night fearing the worst but hoping he had decided to abscond or suffering amnesia and forgot everything about his self; Something but the inevitable reality that deep inside we as his friends and family realized was true, that those anonymous faces we usually see after a disaster or terrorist attack would now have one recognizable face to me, and my circle. We were hurt, I was hurt, I was sad, I was shocked, depressed. Words came some time later to help me explain the multitude of feelings I was feeling. I can't say these words are all for me, they only came through me to help wound all those that have felt that same identical feeling of loss. In loving memory of my brother Christian Small aka Njoya Diawara...may your spirit be smiling!

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