It's fine except for the last line, "is waiting to hear from some of her Lebanese friends." I'm calling a lot of them, but it's true that there are still a lot of people I haven't talked to.
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I was saddened by the comment of "who cares" as it pertains to the fact that American Marines were helping Americans leave.
I care.
I also care and pray for the suffering people of Lebanon.
However, that does not minimize the fact that someone's son, or daughter, or father, or mother, is an American marine placing their life in jeapardy to help other Americans flee.
We need to care for those who are suffering. As a Christian who happens to be American (albeit a naturalized citizen), I also care for our Marines.
I was saddened by the comment of "who cares" as it pertains to the fact that American Marines were helping Americans leave.
I care.
I also care and pray for the suffering people of Lebanon.
However, that does not minimize the fact that someone's son, or daughter, or father, or mother, is an American marine placing their life in jeapardy to help other Americans flee.
We need to care for those who are suffering. As a Christian who happens to be American (albeit a naturalized citizen), I also care for our Marines.
4 comments:
I was saddened by the comment of "who cares" as it pertains to the fact that American Marines were helping Americans leave.
I care.
I also care and pray for the suffering people of Lebanon.
However, that does not minimize the fact that someone's son, or daughter, or father, or mother, is an American marine placing their life in jeapardy to help other Americans flee.
We need to care for those who are suffering. As a Christian who happens to be American (albeit a naturalized citizen), I also care for our Marines.
Julie Folch
I was saddened by the comment of "who cares" as it pertains to the fact that American Marines were helping Americans leave.
I care.
I also care and pray for the suffering people of Lebanon.
However, that does not minimize the fact that someone's son, or daughter, or father, or mother, is an American marine placing their life in jeapardy to help other Americans flee.
We need to care for those who are suffering. As a Christian who happens to be American (albeit a naturalized citizen), I also care for our Marines.
Julie Folch
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