The 2008 Chinese Earthquake in Sichuan in Perspective:
A tragedy the Chinese Sichuan Earthquake truly boggles the mind. Biscuet brings a compassionate and caring sensitivity from the frontlines in China:
I remember exactly where i was the day 9/11 happened.
I remember exactly what i was doing the night of hurricane Katrina.
I remember the Oklahoma City bombing like it was yesterday.
I can easily remember the great tragedies that have happened in America.And now. Now i remember the first great tragedy that happened while living in China.
My heart and prayers goes out to the people of China, particularly the victims and their families.
UPDATE: Pictures of the Chinese Sichuan Earthquake on Flickr.
Check out Zoe Carnate blog’s interesting spiritual response to the Chinese earthquake disaster. Its certainly contemplative, heart felt, renewing, and heart-felt.
(h/t to Atlanta photographer and blogger Daley Hake for pointing me toward Biscuet)
3 responses so far ↓
zoecarnate // May 21, 2008 at 4:06 am
Thank you for commending my reflection on the recent tragedies, Nathan. I look forward to reading your blog more in the near future!
Biscuet // May 21, 2008 at 12:49 pm
Thanks for continuing to pass along our compassionate heart for the Chinese during these very difficult days. The grieving here is certain to continue for a long time, but we know there is hope for great things to arise from this mess.
compassioninpolitics // May 22, 2008 at 9:08 am
Thanks to both of you for your touching insight…. Very much enjoyed your blogs as well.
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