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Post by Banshee on Feb 12, 2012 16:41:11 GMT 1
How sad at another young life cut short. We don't know the full circumstances yet, so have to wait to hear more info. Its sometimes only when "famous" people die that we think about people's individual circumstances, e.g. Amy Winehouse. But it should make us think about other "non-famous "people who die in tragic and preventable circumstances. I.E. homeless people who die on the streets daily who have nobody to mourn them, and nobody to miss them or care about who they were.
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Post by Jazz on Feb 12, 2012 18:29:31 GMT 1
Yes, a tragic waste but as you say, let's think of the many who end up with no one to care or mourn for them.
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Post by Shadow on Feb 14, 2012 20:06:43 GMT 1
Being honest I wasnt ever "into" Whitney Houston or her music-perhaps thats why this didnt affect me too much.Yes-of course any untimely death is tragic but by the same token there are so many untimely deaths  |
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Post by Banshee on Feb 26, 2012 16:19:26 GMT 1
Being honest I wasnt ever "into" Whitney Houston or her music-perhaps thats why this didnt affect me too much.Yes-of course any untimely death is tragic but by the same token there are so many untimely deaths I wasnt a fan either and not about to pretend to be just coz she died. Just looking at it as another wasted life. |
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