from the first early morning rescue to tonight's thirty-third and final recovery, i've found myself today either blinking back tears or weeping outright, wide-eyed and silent. what amazing resilience on the parts of so many people - governments, rescue teams, families, and especially miners. very thankful tonight that the rescue efforts in chile were so wondrously successful.
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yes, it's very thankful for the rescue efforts in chile that were so wondrously successful.
The whole world was watching expressing the same feelings Chris.
have a great day.
Costas
It was an exceptionally moving day wasn't it?
Wonderful t finally spend a day getting such good news.
It was indeed moving and uplifting... and that's not meant to be a pun, either!
Absolutely Chris. The expression on the little boy's face when he saw his Dad (the first miner rescued) - just said it all.
And now to learn these honorable men are withholding their story so they can equally partake in the 'spoils'. These are men with integrity. I hope the world doesn't eat them alive.
Also very thankful.
http://youcanfacetodaybecausehelives.blogspot.com/
I was so impressed that the Chilean government and mining officials were there -- and determined to rescue these men. No one said, "Oh, we can't..."
I, too watched it all day.
Chris...
So glad someone else felt compelled to abandon their planned blog topic for the day to celebrate the news. Wasn't it wonderful to see hope rewarded and celebrated!
Gail Underwood Parker
www.upbeatsanddownbeats.blogspot.com
How deeply satisfying it is to read the blog of someone who is authentic.
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