To the Editor: Regarding "London After the Bombings: Life Goes On" by Stuart Emmrich (July 17): I too arrived in London from New York just after the bombings, for a whirlwind weekend visit.
Scott wrote in his journal on arrival at the South Pole, "Great God this is an awful place and terrible enough to have laboured to it without the reward of priority," a sentiment I wholeheartedly agreed with when I too arrived at the Pole, having been beaten by a team of Norwegians after participating in a foot race to the South Pole two years ago.
But Belgium, too, arrive at this game with high expectations.
He, too, arrived in Israel.
My luggage connected too, arriving intact at Tegel.
It, too, arrives on a saucer-sized plate.
Some vendors made changes too, arriving on Sunday prepared with more food.
"The typesetters, and probably Stalin too, arrived and left dressed as Muslim women in veils".
Bush too arrived very suddenly and decisively, with a single released when she was 19, "Wuthering Heights".
One can also do too much, arrive too early or too late, innovate too often or not often enough, for example.
"Often, I would arrive too early, especially during the monsoons when the buses regularly got delayed, or too late, and have to stand in the summer heat or heavy rains waiting for a bus or looking for alternate means of transport".
