Comments on: Haiti http://daniellesteel.net/blog/2010/01/haiti/ Danielle Steel Sun, 05 Feb 2012 02:08:17 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jirka http://daniellesteel.net/blog/2010/01/haiti/comment-page-1/#comment-1676 Jirka Sat, 23 Jan 2010 18:53:36 +0000 http://daniellesteel.net/blog/?p=393#comment-1676 Pictures from Haiti are not good Danielle.I believe that all will be in order but man need very long time.Danielle when I see this pictures from Haiti I feel not good.Danielle I think lot of you.When I read books of you I must think of you.Nice greetings from Prague jirka to Danielle. Pictures from Haiti are not good Danielle.I believe that all will be in order but man need very long time.Danielle when I see this pictures from Haiti I feel not good.Danielle I think lot of you.When I read books of you I must think of you.Nice greetings from Prague jirka to Danielle.

]]> By: Loretta Paralusz http://daniellesteel.net/blog/2010/01/haiti/comment-page-1/#comment-1673 Loretta Paralusz Thu, 21 Jan 2010 12:18:51 +0000 http://daniellesteel.net/blog/?p=393#comment-1673 We are on a ski holiday at Blue Mountain N of Toronto; however not much skiing is getting done since my husband has just discovered Danielle Steele and is on his 8th book in less than two weeks. 'She spins quite a tale' and there's always the unexpected' he says. I look over and he often has tears running down his face over the plight of some poor woman. It's funny to me. I've been scouring the second hand stores for more DS books to keep him quiet and reading. We are getting too old to ski anyway. He's 71 and I recently turned 65!!! We too are wondering what's going to happen in Haiti? Watching the outstretched arms grabbing for food and water, is unbearable. What can we do? Kudos to Clooney for his telethon tomorrow nite. Lets hope there's still hope for these poor souls. Sometimes we wonder where is God??? We are on a ski holiday at Blue Mountain N of Toronto; however not much skiing is getting done since my husband has just discovered Danielle Steele and is on his 8th book in less than two weeks. ‘She spins quite a tale’ and there’s always the unexpected’ he says. I look over and he often has tears running down his face over the plight of some poor woman. It’s funny to me. I’ve been scouring the second hand stores for more DS books to keep him quiet and reading. We are getting too old to ski anyway. He’s 71 and I recently turned 65!!! We too are wondering what’s going to happen in Haiti? Watching the outstretched arms grabbing for food and water, is unbearable. What can we do? Kudos to Clooney for his telethon tomorrow nite. Lets hope there’s still hope for these poor souls. Sometimes we wonder where is God???

]]> By: Simone Rael Danzie http://daniellesteel.net/blog/2010/01/haiti/comment-page-1/#comment-1671 Simone Rael Danzie Wed, 20 Jan 2010 21:14:45 +0000 http://daniellesteel.net/blog/?p=393#comment-1671 I think the only thing good that has come out of this horrific tragedy is the human compassion from people all over the world,from every race,religion,creed,colour and nationality. I echo the same sentiments as you, just yesterday I found myself reduced to tears over seeing some of the children that have lost parents,or who have been severely injured as a result of this tragedy and who are in urgent need of medical help. It was heart breaking and heart wrenching to see dead bodies lining the streets, and people looking daunted by the prospect of not knowing what's going to happen to them next. Being from Jamaica I feel akin to Haitians as Haiti is only a stones throw away. I would have been devastated beyond words if this had happened in Jamaica. I can only imagine what it feels to be a Haitian right now. It's made me rethink my future and where I want to live, for a while i've had a burning desire to live in San Francisco one day. But now I am thinking perhaps it's not such a great idea despite how beautiful it is and how suited the climate is to me. I am now too afraid to live anywhere where earthquakes of this magnitude can occur at any given time. Call me chicken but i'm just too scared after seeing the crippling and mind numbing impact it can have. I think the only thing good that has come out of this horrific tragedy is the human compassion from people all over the world,from every race,religion,creed,colour and nationality. I echo the same sentiments as you, just yesterday I found myself reduced to tears over seeing some of the children that have lost parents,or who have been severely injured as a result of this tragedy and who are in urgent need of medical help. It was heart breaking and heart wrenching to see dead bodies lining the streets, and people looking daunted by the prospect of not knowing what’s going to happen to them next.

Being from Jamaica I feel akin to Haitians as Haiti is only a stones throw away. I would have been devastated beyond words if this had happened in Jamaica. I can only imagine what it feels to be a Haitian right now. It’s made me rethink my future and where I want to live, for a while i’ve had a burning desire to live in San Francisco one day. But now I am thinking perhaps it’s not such a great idea despite how beautiful it is and how suited the climate is to me. I am now too afraid to live anywhere where earthquakes of this magnitude can occur at any given time. Call me chicken but i’m just too scared after seeing the crippling and mind numbing impact it can have.

]]> By: Susie Lang http://daniellesteel.net/blog/2010/01/haiti/comment-page-1/#comment-1669 Susie Lang Tue, 19 Jan 2010 19:27:31 +0000 http://daniellesteel.net/blog/?p=393#comment-1669 My heart breaks too for the people in Haiti. I and so many others are on a tight budget. But if everyone contributed even 10 dollars that could make such a difference. Tragedies like this really put things in perspective. My heart breaks too for the people in Haiti. I and so many others are on a tight budget. But if everyone contributed even 10 dollars that could make such a difference. Tragedies like this really put things in perspective.

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