Windsor

先週は家族でウィンザー城に行ってきました。入場料が高くて辟易としたけど（1年間、再入場無料らしいけど、普通2度はいかないでしょ）、暖かくて景色も良くてよかったです。



カナリア諸島へ行く日が近づいてきているけど、リビアでの戦争、超不安です。何せ近いし、イギリスからの飛行機ってことでテロも不安ですわ。何せ、空爆してるからな・・・
さて、こないだチェルシーに「日本への応援メッセージをなぜ出さないんだ」というメールを送ったら、今日こんな返事がきました。

Hi Koichi,

Thank you for your email. We were all very shocked to see what has happened in Japan over the last couple of weeks.

We have published messages from our chief executive, captain and manager on our website (see link and words below) and before Chelsea's games against Copenhagen in the Champions League and Manchester City in the Premier League the stadium observed a moment's silence out of respect for those affected.

http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2321654,00.html

CHELSEA THOUGHTS WITH JAPAN
Following the moment of silence before kick off in the match against Manchester City for the victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, Chelsea's chief executive, manager and captain issued the following statements.

Ron Gourlay(CEO):
'All our thoughts are with the people of Japan during this difficult time. Words can't express our sorrow at the tragedy and our admiration at the determination and bravery of the Japanese people to overcome this disaster.

Carlo Ancelotti (manager):
'Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone touched by this tragedy. We'd like everyone in Japan to know that we are with them now and in the future.'

John Terry (captain):
'Everyone here at Chelsea has been deeply touched by the tragic events in Japan. Our thoughts are with each and every person affected by this terrible disaster.'

Best regards

Gareth

Gareth Mills
Senior Media Officer