She Has a Good Point. Part Two.

The Titan submarine, my husband Paul pointed out to me, “Naming some things certain names is Very important,” Then he went on to explain why.

I said to Meghan, late yesterday, “Why did they have to lock it from the outside?” Meghan wisely replied, “If one of the people down there wanted to commit suicide, all they had to do was open it, and then everyone would die!” A good point.

The submarine, has been down six times before. The owner of the Company is also down there with them, I would not like to be in his shoes.

The youngest is just nineteen years old, with his dad. The good news this morning, as the world waits, is that banging has been heard coming from the sub. So, they know, they are in trouble, they will also hopefully know, help is on the way.

There is about thirty hours of air left, thank goodness. Thirty hours is better than zero hours.

Maybe after this adventure of a life time, some may want to just relax on the beach in Malta.

Wishing them all well. x