Now, I don't know if it's showing up here because I linked it to the article, but it's still "scary" LOL
So, hello to everyone who finds their way to my world via the link!
In the meantime, they are still looking for people who may be trapped under the rubble, including people in a car that was driving along the road which passes by there. It is normally a busy street, and last week the carnival parade went along it! Can you imagine the desaster if it had crashed during the parade? A horrible thought.....
Rain is expected today so they are going to cover up the rubble in the hope of saving some of the precious documents... handwritten original documents! But the rubble is very unstable. They expect parts of the neighboring buildings which are still standing to perhaps still cave in. What a mess! You can keep updated by following the above link.
Well, I'm off to work now. I have a business trip today, then dance classes. See ya all later!
Dorrie
I always knew you would be famous!! First the writer for the JS article, and now CNN! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI do hope there is some hope of them getting the documents back and that there is nobody hurt. Very sad and scary.
Hello, possible new readers! heehee.
ReplyDeleteIt will be interesting to find out what caused the collapse in the first place, but in the meantime getting all the documents rescued from the elements has to be the first concern after human safety.
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ReplyDeleteYou've got that famous look about you
ReplyDeleteI hope that rescuers still find people alive in the rubble. How terrible. I can brag to all of my friends that I have a friend who is a famous blogger. Have ou heard about your mom? Im leaving on Friday, March 6th for DC. Vacation cannot come soon enough.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about the cave in.
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't believe the weather here lately. Or maybe you would.
That building collapse thing is doubly sad because it sounds as if it may have been avoidable had all factors been scrutinized a little better.
How does my hair look? *slicking it down*
ReplyDeleteyikes thats not good (I have been news free for 3 days now)trying to fill my head with puppies and kittens instead
ReplyDeleteI had not heard about the cave in- I do pray they will find those missing and that they'll be ok.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great day *hugs*
You have been famous around the world of JS's for a long time and now the rest of the world will find out about Westy's Wild World - hmmm I just noted that is WWW ;-)
ReplyDeleteSee? I've said it before, "I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy!" lol. I did read that out of the original 9 that were missing, there are now only 3 missing, but they didn't mention the car driving by at the time. Could bring the number up again. Please keep us posted, Princess Dorrie. You are a celebrity now! Have a great day. Hugs.
ReplyDeletewow..
ReplyDeletethanks everyone!! haha, me a writer for CNN heehee
ReplyDeleteI just checked and MY blog isn't coming up now... darn! or, good? lol I don't really need the advertising... I have YOU GUYS!!
Always famous!!!!
ReplyDelete*Bowing regally*. Hi your royal Westy Highness. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is a terrible thing this building collapse. I hope no-one was killed, and that the injured are not too seriously hurt. I visited Cologne while I was stationed in Germany. It is a beautiful city, and I know why it is one of your fav cities.
Ha, well done!
ReplyDeleteI do hope everyone from the building is ok.
They have been reporting on this in the aussie press too. Nice to be renowned isn;t it? have a great day and night. Maggs
ReplyDeleteFamous, but not infamous!
ReplyDeleteYou should have taken a screen shot and posted it. Very cool indeed. Scary, but cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the latest update on the cave-in? On my side of the world all I'm seeing is Octo-Mom and the Chris Brown/Rihanna drama...and good old Casey "I didn't kill my daughter" Anthony
Hope you're well :)