You are always so brave, Karla, and tackle these issues head on with honesty and yet with such depth of compassion and sensitivity, too. Treasure the questions, seek out the answers, live in love of self and each other. One day, all will be revealed and the bigger picture unveiled. Until then, I know that you are fully aware of the only three things that will remain in an unstable world... TY for this, LOL Kate xx
We all tend to think we are being pusished when we lose someone. I felt this way when I lost my son. It's not a punishment. It's life in a way that is hard for us to understand while still in our mortal forms. Great write and capture of this horrible event.
But what happened there was nothing new, surely the size was bigger than usual, and the destruction was more than the norm, but earthquakes and tsunami's and tidal surges are the NORM in that section of the world, unfortunately...they have just never been this widely publicized...this may just be the beginning of the end, or just a normal occurance...Ed
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on January 9, 2005
Wonderful and I saw where Bush donated a large sum of money to the victims. My reality I think I will post. This is wonderful Karla.
Karla a heart wrenching write one I feel so deeply after having watched so much of this. I just wrote something too , I'll post tomorrow.It is beyond description, yet we must come to terms with it and the only way is with the help of Creator, who knows the why of all things...love Eileen
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on January 9, 2005
We thought that after WW11. 20 million killed.
We never know why. God is in everything.
It has stopped their civil war..
Yet over 2000 brits washed away.. That week was the next offer, if I did not choose Cuba, as it was fully booked till then..
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it only took a few minutes to change the lives of so many; the world does grieve and still continues to do so!
(((HUGS))) adn much love, your twin, karen lynn. :( >tears, tears, tears <
Love Tinka
your poem was masterfully composed ...
Peace and hugs, Carole
We never know why. God is in everything.
It has stopped their civil war..
Yet over 2000 brits washed away.. That week was the next offer, if I did not choose Cuba, as it was fully booked till then..
Nicely done!
God BLess
Michelle!
TRASK