Yep, I love it too. And I can’t watch the news anymore. If I see any more children crying and telling the rescuers that their daddy, mommy and sister/brother are still inside… I’ll have a heart attack.
There is this one kid, 3 year old approximately, I think, they couldn’t identify him, he can’t tell who he is or where he lived, and can’t find his parents. Earlier, there was a little girl, too, but her grandmother recognized her on tv and rushed from Kaohsiung to be by her side. Parents probably still inside…[/quote]
I read of a woman who at the time she was interviewed her son was still missing, she was supposed to come stay with him for the holiday on Friday night but for some reason decided to wait until Saturday morning so she possibly averted death because she waited a few extra hours to come see him. I can’t imagine the feelings of pain and guilt that she must be going through,[/quote]
That is awful, but it would be worse if he wanted to go see her Friday and she insisted on him not going until Saturday. My mom once wanted to hitch a ride back home with her sister and her kids after work but got stuck talking with an old friend, by the time she got there they were already gone. They got on an accident and two of her kids died, it was really hard for my mom to let it go because she was sure she would have asked them to take another route.
The ones that should really burn in hell are those bastard that used tin cans and the styrofoam on the building.