If your parents don't let you do what you want is the "end of the world" for you then what does it mean when 10,000 people you know die in your country? As if life itself has become a movie (in my opinion life is always a movie or a fairy-tale) the Philippines has become a Necropolis. a minimum of 1,000 deaths in the center of the Philippines with yet many other cities to visit from the disaster of the typhoon. everything is completely washed off leaving no electricity, food, fresh water, and damage everywhere with the dead of cemeteries and fresh corpses floating on the streets.
This not only happens to the Philippines but other small islands like Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, and Cuba along with the smaller islands. It's other target was Vietnam and hopefully they are all well. These are issues we should be concerned about the most. To be gracious. i don't mean to sound as a nagging old lady but I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks this and agrees. Therefore, if we can help those out there let's. If not help those around our area.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/10/world/asia/philippines-typhoon-haiyan/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
It's a little bit disheartening to be hearing about this for the first time. I feel like the world has become so used to natural disasters we often don't realize the weight they carry on those effected by them. We should definitely be reaching out to help these people by making our resources available to them.
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