Today there had been the funerals of the 250+ people dead in the Earthquake in L'aquila, Italy.
Never seen something so terryfying.
I...just can't find words to describe what's happening here.
Tvs and newspapers talks just about it; It's arriving help for bare necessities and even more from all over Italy, and from the other countries too.
Our prime minister was there today - I've never liked him, but he was really crying and he said he will give a lot of his houses to the people whose house is collapsed.

Guys, I'm seeing a new Italy these days. An Italy made of brave and helpful people, who are fighting to build a new life.
Maybe for the first time in my whole life I'm proud of my country.

U.S.A said they are giving us help to rebuild the National trust who was seriously damaged in the earthquake. I'm really thankful for that, to all the american population. As all the other cities and towns here, L'Aquila have some priceless churches of every historical period, and it would be a tragedy if they disappeared.

In fine, a fireman died when he was trying to save some lives and find some people in the collapsed house.
Tuesday an hero died.
My thought goes to all the other volunteers who are helping the people in Abruzzo hour by hour, without resting a minute.
They are angels, as someone said.
Let's hope everything will be fine for all the population who was hit by the earthquake.

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