The London Bridge ain't falling down

I guess heapsa people will blog about London in these awful times and too right, so they should. But I've been thinking and maybe I'm wrong to think this, sorry if I am, but this tradgedy, although so many lives have been lost, just doesn't seem like it's going to be as memorable as the Twin Towers coming down.

Isn't that terrible of me to think that?! (Call it my BB05 impure thought for the day)

But how terrible is it that?! A building can mean more than a human life! It's true, the London tradegey will be forgotten quicker than the Twin Towers tradgedy.

What if the Harbour Bridge or the Sydney Opera House were to be blown up? What would be more memorable? The lives that would have been lost? Or the actual monuments themselves being brought down?? For awhile in all honesty, i'd say the lives, but in history you'd always wonder what you were doing at that paricular time.

When you think about it, it's quite a terrible thought! In God's sight we as humans are more valuable and more important than a sparrow or the angels themselves in God's sight and we know that but even with that knowledge, our man-made thoughts (if you like) would have us believe that life/we are not as important as our precious buildings nor is death as memorable as a fallen skyscraper.

If you understood all that and you get what I'm saying (i myself am having difficulty) the significance between events is rather intersting, don't you think???

Tink xoxo