Marty,

Seeing someone's house burning outta control is such a sad sight. I have only seen it once, and yelled for my daughter to close her eyes.

I'm out of words..

-Amy

I'm moving to a heavily wooded area and on the corner of the main thorofare is a small buildboard that states where the fire alert is. So far when I have been there, it has said low. Guess they have more rain than we do her in civilization.

Wonder what caused the fire (explosion) Maybe utilities used propane or something that could have overheated? That's sickening to think about and gives me the shudders.

So sorry to hear about the fire..

There was a fire in an old building when I was 5 yrs old...it was exploding and shooting white hot cinders into the air. My mom went outside and hosed our house roof and the roof of the elderly lady who lived next door. I still remember how scared I was...Luckily it didn't spread to any of the houses..Old paint cans and turpentine were in there.

I understand..I never want to see or experience anything like that again.

Bonnie

MARTY,

IT'S SAD THEY LOST THEIR HOME, BUT IT BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES ABOUT THE DOG. I CAN'T THINK OF ANYTHING MUCH MORE SAD THAN THE LOSS OF A BELOVED FAMILY PET. I HOPE HE DIDN'T SUFFER.

KIM

Marty:

What a sad thing it is to see when a families house burns to the ground. And yet to lose your pet. They must be devasated.

To many times I have seen this happen to families, being a volunteer with our local fire department. The only thing I am thankful for in this situation is that I am there for the family and our firemen.

Kim