Okay, I don't understand this equation. Four adults and 1 teenager who could supervise and then we have a 3, 4, & 6 year old on an 8th floor balcony without any supervision? If these were my children, I would not let the 3 & 4 year old out of my sight. All of this is a moot point because a life has been tragically lost. Even with their fairy-tale home and lifestyle, I wouldn't trade places with this mother for anything.
This reminds me of something I heard in a Bible lecture recently. Many people are willing to lay down their lives if need be and die for their brothers. Then you hear people belly-aching of something that their brothers may have done to them and how they can't talk to them or don't want anything to do with them. The person giving the sermon said "If you are willing to die for your brother, why not live for your brother and put aside any negative fe
On September 30, 2005 I was unable to log into my yahoo id. After trying my password for a few times, I realized that I was not typing my password wrong, there was a problem. Since I had an "alternate" id in yahoo, I contacted them to advise them to lock down my account due to the fact that a hacker had deleted much of the information under my public profile. I tho
In the words of a Bob Dylan song "I used to care but, things have changed."
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