Monday, November 1, 2010

Phillip, how do you feel?

  1. Before the storm I was a little scared bcause I was blind so I couldn't see what would come at me in any derection and what if something happened where I was all by myself and I didn't have any help.
  2. During the storm I was so scared because it was cold, windy, and I  kept getting drowned under the water when it went over my head.
  3. After the storm I was still scared because Timothy wouldn't wake up no matter how hard I tried to wake him up. I thought he was died,  but then he woke up for a little bit. So I knew he wasn't died, yet.
DUN, DUN, DUN, DUN!!!

Phillip, what's the matter? You look a little down.

I feel like Timothy was trying to get to know me because it seemed like he knew we were going to be on the island for a long time. Even though Timothy didn't really know me, and I was blind I think it was nice of Timothy not to treat like a baby. I didn't have a good feeling about Timothy at first because he was black. But then after we got to know each other it didn't matter to me what color he was because he's a nice man.

I didn't really know what the island looked like so I don't have a lot of feelings, besides being upset. The reason I'm upset is because I'm blind and I'm on inland with a man I don't know. If you really think of it and you put yourself into my shoes, you would probably be upset, and scared too.

Do you want a reward?


Please help me find my son, Phillip! The last I heard is that he was on the S.S. Hato, and it was blown up.
Age: About 10 years old
Skin Color: White
Clothing: White Shirt, Khaki Pants


If you would like to speak to me you can come to my house in Curacao at 19674 Shark Reef Drive or you can come to the refinery I work at in Curacao at 18724 Gold Digging Avenue.

If you find my son, Phillip, you will be rewarded with $1,000 and a job at the refinery I work at. I hope to see  him soon and to reunite! Thank you so much for your support and help.