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I will be deleting this someday but for now, I would like you to offer a prayer for them.  A tsunami victim's mother cries after finding her child at a makeshift morgue in Galle, Sri Lanka.  Victims' bodies lie in a burial pit in Cuddalore, India, as family members mourn. Hindu tradition dictates that children be buried, not cremated like adults.  A mother cries as she is pulled away from her dead child in Galle, Sri Lanka.  At a hospital in Nagappattinam, India, a mother cries near the bodies of her children. In nearby Cuddalore, about half of the nearly 400 tsunami victims were children.  A father cries as he and other family members hold the body of his son at a hospital in Galle, Sri Lanka, on Monday. Police reports indicated about half of the tsunami victims in Sri Lanka were children.  An Indonesian man carries a relative who was killed by an earthquake and tidal waves in Aceh. Thousands of children died when tsunamis slammed coastal towns on Sunday, December 26, 2004, and many more were orphaned. SOURCE: CNN.com I'm still terribly heartbroken and stunned. Seeing those faces, it seems it would be so unfair to even gush I'm alive. And you see, things like these, you have no control of, which makes it all the more depressing. Isnt it a little ironic, that there are people who dont believe there is Someone Up There and then blames God when things like these happen? :( Post a comment in response: |
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