chavii
19 years ago
A day after x-mas, disaster struck wid no warning out of a faultlessly clear blue sky. |
♥-Sharon Ardern-♥
19 years ago
I have been thinking about those poor people so much, my heart goes out to the dead and those mourning them. it's horrific. you do wonder if it is the begining of the end. x x x x |
xXxIf You Only KnewxXx
19 years ago
i don't know what to say other than that i am really sorry for the people who lost family, friends, and other loved ones. maybe this is the beginning of the end. |
Chelsey
19 years ago
Yes I agreew with you so much. Mythought are with them all who have passed or all who have had someone past..What a tragic thing for those people to go to..I encourage you to read my poem called "the tsunami that took lives"... I think you'll enjoy it..I think it's great you getting people to have these victims in their thoughts over the holidays! |
miss scooby
19 years ago
Well, That day it happened my mom called me from work and told me to whatch the news she knows things like this are something i like to know. I turned to the news...and I seen a picture of a little girl with bandages on her head, i didn't know what happened until i seen more pictures. I was in complete shock. My heart goes out to the many people who have died, or injured, missing as well as their families. it makes me question the expression "everything happens for a reason" because to see a child lay dead, body bags full of people RIPS my heart apart. No one should have been taken like that. 3 canadians so far have been declared dead...(I live in Canada) our community is holding a mass for all those who have suffered greatly......many people will have those tormenting iimages within their minds for the rest of their lives....I wish i could do something more....besides donate money and send food. It makes my feel helpless knowing all i can do is whatch people suffer...... |
chavii
19 years ago
thank you all 4 responding ,n sparing a moments 4 tsunami victims ..... |
Incognito
19 years ago
I just have to say on the news i saw this footage these people had taken inside a building they were scurrying upstairs as the room filled with water and they went up to a window and looking through there were 2 guys desperately clinging to the tops of trees surrounded by flooding water and one of the guys was old and was struggling to hold on and then the footage stops just as you see him start to let go. It was so sad my heart goes out to all the people affected. |
Cantchangeme
19 years ago
I think the end is near, Huge shifts in the earths mantle, the most extreme weather ever scene worldwide, suppost to be worse this year, Nature is coming to take back what is hers, The place where i work just sent off £18,000 to the tsunami victims it wont make any difference to families who have lost loved ones or their homes but i just hope it can help in some small way |
miss scooby
19 years ago
Every year their seems to be this HUGE thing that effects the world, and they thing that hurts the most is it will NEVER end. People will continue to die, and suffer. But this was nature who caused this....it was a element in which we could not prevent. I just wish there was some way someone could have detected it so those poor people could have had a CHANCE to escape the horrible event. On the news the other night i woman talked about how people were like aunts trapped under water struggling to live....it made me sick to my stomach....it just goes to show that we need to cherish life in every aspect...because you never know when something may happen....but those people should have never been taken that way. |
Lydia O
19 years ago
The earth has never been static and stable. There have always been changes taking place, some gradual and some catastophic. And there have always been cyclical changes in the frequency and severity of natural disasters. |