Comments on: Earthquake:dont know and do know http://sichuanearthquake.org.uk/2008/05/26/76/ Help the Earthquake Children to Recover Fri, 10 Sep 2010 20:01:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Lee Weng Hoong http://sichuanearthquake.org.uk/2008/05/26/76/comment-page-1/#comment-154 Lee Weng Hoong Fri, 30 May 2008 13:27:49 +0000 http://sichuanearthquake.org.uk/?p=76#comment-154 I was deeply touched and saddened by the Power Point presentation. Yes, it would be a tough time ahead for the Sichuan earthquake survivors, especially for the young ones. But then, to the earthquake survivors, please bear in mind that you have not only the world's financial support, but also our moral and spiritual support. We are praying for your resilience and recovery from the trauma, the courage, strength and the hope to rebuild your bright future. We are bridging across religion boundaries in this issue. May blessings, luck and strength be with you. Never give up hopes. There is always rainbow after rain, there is always spring after winter, and you are not far from the destination. A bright future awaits you after you get over this hardship. Go on. Live on. The world prays for you. Best wishes. PS: Following the earthquake, I have written a blog post in my blog with the hope that the earthquake survivors can find their source of inspirations and will power. Hopefully, they can find their medicine for the hurt heart and soul. I was deeply touched and saddened by the Power Point presentation. Yes, it would be a tough time ahead for the Sichuan earthquake survivors, especially for the young ones. But then, to the earthquake survivors, please bear in mind that you have not only the world’s financial support, but also our moral and spiritual support. We are praying for your resilience and recovery from the trauma, the courage, strength and the hope to rebuild your bright future. We are bridging across religion boundaries in this issue. May blessings, luck and strength be with you. Never give up hopes. There is always rainbow after rain, there is always spring after winter, and you are not far from the destination. A bright future awaits you after you get over this hardship. Go on. Live on. The world prays for you.

Best wishes.

PS: Following the earthquake, I have written a blog post in my blog with the hope that the earthquake survivors can find their source of inspirations and will power. Hopefully, they can find their medicine for the hurt heart and soul.

]]> By: catherine mariano http://sichuanearthquake.org.uk/2008/05/26/76/comment-page-1/#comment-148 catherine mariano Thu, 29 May 2008 10:36:41 +0000 http://sichuanearthquake.org.uk/?p=76#comment-148 i feel very sad of evry1 when i saw the picture send by my husband to me......i ws in the office and i cant help but cry......especially as a mother with a child.i feel pity for the kids esp the children......u will alwys be in my prayer....... god bless .......... i feel very sad of evry1 when i saw the picture send by my husband to me……i ws in the office and i cant help but cry……especially as a mother with a child.i feel pity for the kids esp the children……u will alwys be in my prayer…….

god bless ……….

]]> By: Ken Young http://sichuanearthquake.org.uk/2008/05/26/76/comment-page-1/#comment-127 Ken Young Mon, 26 May 2008 06:23:14 +0000 http://sichuanearthquake.org.uk/?p=76#comment-127 I'd like to know: *Why the newer school buildings collapsed worse than the much older structures in the same area? Kickbacks again?! *Why most of PRC govt. officials' kids studying abroad full-time & no jobs drive expensive European cars to schools? Where the money came from? Perhaps that prof. from Nanjing U. has the ans. I’d like to know:

*Why the newer school buildings collapsed worse than the much older structures in the same area?

Kickbacks again?!

*Why most of PRC govt. officials’ kids studying abroad full-time & no jobs drive expensive European cars to schools?

Where the money came from?

Perhaps that prof. from Nanjing U. has the ans.

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