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Originally Posted by Whazzzup
Actually the word lucky never came to my mind. I just felt horror when I heard the news and saw the pictures about Khao Lak. Those people never stood a chance. I feel even more sorry for the people who lost relatives or friends over there, having to deal with the consequences. I have my thoughts of course about some geniune people working near the beach who I've met, wondering if they might of had a lucky escape.
Anyway, Bonetti, it was nice to meet you. You know, I always thought when I looked at the board calender; ..... he's still there!!!!  ........what a lucky man he must be  |
You're right "lucky" somehow doesn't seem the right word to use,in connection with any of the dreadful events of 26th December.I know it seems fairly trite,but I'm not suffering the normal "post LOS blues" syndrome,I think partly because the enormity of what has happened makes the thought of feeling sorry for myself that my holiday is over seem ridiculous.
A pleasure to meet you too mate,let's hope we can meet in the MTB soon for a few jars (hoping to back in May) and that things can return to some semblance of normality,
Cheers,
Bonnetti
