After three days of death, destruction, desperate need for aid.
A cry beneath the rubble.
A translator quick on his feet.
A baby unscathed. Dazed, glazed in dust.
Fate? Good fortune? Hand of god?
Whatever it means, however it happened, there it is.
Sliver of hope.
I love you for that. I will never give up HOPE.
I had a dream. You and I were together laughing at the joy of one child …
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Tears in my eyes. Speechless.
That is truly mazing. I feel speechless as well.
Sorry. I meant amazing.
Carrie, Jeanne, Sharla, speechless too. Thank you. xoxoxo
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A most moving video. I’m grateful that this little girl was rescued.
Karen, I hope you don’t mind, if I take this opportunity to mention that people can donate $5 to Haitian rescue efforts by texting YELE at 501501. For more info go to http://www.yele.org/donation/
Also, if anyone is interested in the history of Haiti, and why Haiti hasn’t been able to escape from poverty, Ashley Smith has written an excellent article at counterpunch.org. http://bit.ly/8wPrAm
This people of Haiti are certainly in our thoughts and hearts. They’ve had so much trouble. May their future be bright.
Of course I don’t mind, Tim. And thanks for the links. Will check them out.
Oh, Karen. I’m crying. I won’t forget Winnie. There’s so much hope in one life.
Winnie is unforgettable. And you’re right Jenny, much hope.