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Mary Jane
{K:5867} 12/6/2006
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This shot evokes a lot of emotion one is your right children on the street have definitely a fair chance once given the opportunity!Second is sadness that these kids are on the street when they have a full life ahead of them!Nice capture!
MJ
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Roel Macasaet
{K:681} 8/19/2004
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Its really a pity how these kids roam around and living their lives this way. Fred, this is the sad part of our contry and you have brought the message from this foto. I wish I could see more of your foto.
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Pam Heisler
{K:4032} 5/20/2004
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I tend to agree with Jennifer here..... Shame on me as well ... This is a great human interest shot... And your writing provokes us to thinking.. I think we fail as a society and human kindness and giving is way to rare.. If we all gave once a day imagine how many lives could be changed... Thanks for sharing your thoughts...Also thanks for your comments on my photo...
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Jim Loy
{K:31373} 5/13/2004
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Wow...and I just wasted my time on a pickle. This is brilliant my friend. This is a very touching photo. Yes...life is crazy...maybe I should not laugh so much and just look around. You did make me think. That is a very good thing.
Jim
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FrEd
{K:366} 5/12/2004
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almost too good to be true. i wish that a lot of people will do just like what the couple did to Christine's father; and for those who were lucky enough to be freed from poverty to never forget where they came from. i believe that people on the streets has a fair chance of doing well if given better opportunities. regards.
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Ivan Jimenez
{K:9078} 5/12/2004
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My girlfriends name at the time was Christine Mendez.
Her father was a philipino street kid. He used to sell matches and cigarettes in Manila traffic lights.
Once a couple noticed how smart and hard working he was and offered to pay for his expenses at school. He did brilliantly. A full scholarship followed.
He is today a brain surgeon in Washington DC.
A tale of hope for you.
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FrEd
{K:366} 5/12/2004
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Jennifer Gumbarevic (Donor) (K: Updating C: Updating) - 2004-05-11
I keep looking, then looking away. I just can't fathom this. It breaks my heart, I think of my son upstairs enjoying his milk before bed in the comfort of our home - just think I was complaining that milk was over 3 dollars a gallon - shame on me at least I can afford it.
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