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"This tragedy has hung like a dark cloud over what would have been a festive Thanksgiving holiday. My husband and I, along with our children, have lived in India and that place has become like a second home to us. We became so comfortable with and accustomed to the way of life in India - we worked there, our children went to school there, we made friends there, many of whom we are still in contact with today. I haven't been back in more than five years but each time that I have returned, when I step off the plane into the airport, to me, it feels like coming home. While we were living in India, several tragedies occurred that affected the U.S.: the first attack on the WTC, the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, the bombing of the Federal Building in OKC, the siege and subsequent massacre at Waco, etc. - and when every one of those incidents occurred, our Indian friends and colleagues were there to commiserate and grieve with us and to offer their prayers and condolences. After 9/11, when we were back in the U.S., we heard once again from our friends in India. The outpouring of prayers and condolences we received from them was incredible and moving. One of our Indian friends even wrote and dedicated a song to us. In turn, over the past several days, my husband and I have shared the grief of our friends and colleagues in India as we've offered our prayers and condolences to them.  :'( \n"
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