To: gortklattu
That information made my day. The bravery of the mother trying to save her children was truly something incredible and I think most of us would like to think that we would do the same thing.
I was certain they had all been killed.
It is a small miracle in this horrible tragedy. I only wish more had been so fortunate.
4 posted on
01/01/2005 2:08:04 PM PST by
XRdsRev
(New Jersey has more horses per square mile than any other U.S. state.)
To: XRdsRev
I was certain they had all been killed. I wonder how the sailboats fared.
If they had crew aboard and if they survived the first wave, going out into deep water ASAP would have saved the crews.
10 posted on
01/01/2005 2:14:11 PM PST by
Polybius
To: XRdsRev
"The bravery of the mother trying to save her children was truly something incredible and I think most of us would like to think that we would do the same thing."
Tears of joy rolling down my face.
Many in here had commented that this woman and her family had probably died. And, although, I did not make such a comment myself, I, too, thought they had perished, that there was no way they were going to escape those waves.
I'm so happy for them. What a Christmas present!!
37 posted on
01/01/2005 2:35:47 PM PST by
Baraonda
(Demographic is destiny. Don't hire 3rd world illegal aliens nor support businesses that hire them.)
To: XRdsRev
That information made my day. The bravery of the mother trying to save her children was truly something incredible and I think most of us would like to think that we would do the same thing. I was certain they had all been killed. It is a small miracle in this horrible tragedy. I only wish more had been so fortunate. You might even say it was a reward for her bravery.
To: XRdsRev
Good evening.
"It's a small miracle in this horrible tragedy."
Even a small miracle makes the sadness recede a little. Time takes care of the rest.
Michael Frazier
148 posted on
01/01/2005 7:11:08 PM PST by
brazzaville
(No surrender,no retreat. Well, maybe retreat's ok)
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