Re: Things that make you sad.
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2015 9:30 pm
Mythical Creature wrote:This is just ****** up
It sure is, I feel so sick, my grandparents are in their 80's and are quite frail now, this is so ******* horrible.
Mythical Creature wrote:This is just ****** up
test wrote:
Sorry to hear mate, a few friends around the Wasleys area have too, so sad, just happened so quickly..
Lightning McQueen wrote:test wrote:
Sorry to hear mate, a few friends around the Wasleys area have too, so sad, just happened so quickly..
I thought of you today when it was all unfolding knowing that you'd have close ones in the vicinity.
whufc wrote:-
Mr Beefy wrote:whufc wrote:-
I'm glad you took that down - totally inappropriate
Q. wrote:Any maps of the affected areas?
Dogwatcher wrote:Just ******* sad.
I've spoken to people today who have lost everything.
I've spoken to folks who've fled the fires.
I've spoken to folks fighting the fires.
I was worried about my wife, who was at work in the fire zone.
I've spoken to people who had close calls.
I feel shit. I feel helpless.
But I don't feel as bad as those who are at immediate risk now, or who have lost everything.
I'm thankful for what I have and today is just another reason to be thankful.
LM and BR, my thoughts are with you and yours.
whufc wrote:Sorry if that did offend.
Tonight has been an absolute disaster unfortunately a very good friend lost their brother in the fire late yesterday so havent slept yet and have had lots of things running through my head. (especially after watching endless late night news trying to fall asleep all revolving around syria and bushfires etc etc.) I guess posting on here was one way for me to get out some of the different thoughts that's been going through the head overnight.
I suppose its more a fear of mine after seeing the girlfriend nearly lose her house last year in the sampson flat fires and now this.
It wasnt meant to offend anyone.
Mr Beefy wrote:Q. wrote:Any maps of the affected areas?
Dogwatcher wrote:Here's a story from someone who had to escape the fire.
I had a lump in my throat as I listened to this interview take place.
I can only imagine how hard it would have been to get out.
http://www.bunyippress.com.au/freeling- ... t-of-fire/