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Originally posted by Logan
I saw your post, Cass, and I am so sorry for the loss. :( Sorry I didn't respond earlier. I simply don't know what to say. Much of California has lost so much. :( :(
I know there are so many who have lost their homes that can never be replaced and it saddens me so much! Their pictures, their possession that have been passed on for generations, their cars, everything. :( I can't imagine what would happen if we lost everything like others have. Just this was a big blow, letting me know that anything can happen at anytime.
The reason I am so sad is because this was a cabin that was purchased with Denny's brother, Denny (my stepdad) and their father before he passed away. It's new and took a lot of money saving to get. It was a family cabin, not directly owned by us, but the familys and had a lot of sentimental value to my stepdad and his brother since their father passed away a couple years ago. I was so looking forward to enjoying my visit there at Christmas, to feel the love that surrounding that house, the memories everyone held of that place and Denny's father. I wanted to be a part of that excitement on Christmas day and now it's gone. Maybe I am just being selfish, but it does make me feel awkward that ever since I moved here I am missing everything that goes on in my family, and am left out of pretty much everything. I wish I could move back. :( I doubt the cabin can be replaced now, but it might, we will see.
If I have a million dollars I would help rebuild homes for people, I swear I would. :( I would be down there in an instant trying to help those people. My deepest sympathies are with those who have lost so much. To watch your home burn to the ground must be terrible. To lose everything, including your pets, my .........it's just so terribly sad.
I feel for the guy who lost his house, I read what Richard posted wrong. I hope the fires end soon.
