LCHIEN
Kudos to the Chileans who rescued 33 of their compatriots trapped in the underground mine. Unless you've been living underground trapped in a mine shaft for the last 70 days you've undoubtably heard the news about the dramatic rescue. There's been donated money, gifts, job offers and probably book and appearance contracts waiting for those who were trapped and now free.
There's probably at least one miner who might now be wishing he was still down in the mine. According to the article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...an-miners.html
One miner, who has not been named, has a first wife he never divorced, his live-in partner, a mother of a child he had several years ago, and a woman who claims to be his current girlfriend all visiting the camp.
And there's several more with at least two women looking for their husbands/lovers when they came out.
There's probably at least one miner who might now be wishing he was still down in the mine. According to the article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...an-miners.html
One miner, who has not been named, has a first wife he never divorced, his live-in partner, a mother of a child he had several years ago, and a woman who claims to be his current girlfriend all visiting the camp.
And there's several more with at least two women looking for their husbands/lovers when they came out.
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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