Tragedy
I had not meant to use this blog to report on bad news, but God bless the people of the Phillipines. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
posted by Sharon Gerald | 6:25 AM
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2 Comments:
Hey, nice blog, Sharon. We should be sending our troops to places like these instead of I-Rack, to help people buried in mud instead of the oil buried beneath them. It's me, River Pirate.
Hi there! Thanks for stopping by. I'm getting pretty fond of my litte refuge here.
I saw pictures yesterday of US Marines digging in the mud to try to uncover the buried school. It is good to our own working to meet a real humanitarian need.
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