That night, they also created some new tenants for the cemetery, right from the buildings next door (though they have to dig them out of the rubble still). Forty of them, my sister said.
Yesterday my mom opened her pharmacy again, at the other end of the same street. Not all the neighbors, or employees, are back; but those there were happy to get some long-needed pills.
Today I heard a reporter on the radio saying that the Dahyeh smelled old, like an abandoned house. Or a woman by the side of the road.
A photo of what remains of a nearby pharmacy of my mother's colleague .
Click on it for more photos that my friend Eve took.
Click on it for more photos that my friend Eve took.
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"I have never been happier that she's already dead."
I've heard many use this phrase over the last month.
and i didnt know what to say.. maybe because they were damn right..
What sad pictures. I weep.
Yes, I just hope that's the end of it...
We all do hope so...
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