‘Terrifying Day’-Sheri, 7, Sumner School
I was at school and showing the duty teacher my lunch box when arrrgh an aftershock happenend. Then everybody ran straight onto the field. My babysitter lived across the road and she came before my mum. When my mum showed up I felt much better. Then we went up on a hill. My neighbours children were with my mum and we sat down for a little bit and then we went down to the deaf school where everyone from my school went.
OUCH! you must be really scared. If we had lived there I would definitely go some where that is peaceful & Safe.
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I think you felt very scared and I can picture in my mind what you and everyone in chch have been going through. Best of luck and hope it gets better down there.
wow you must have been scared me and my friend were shocked that a second earthquake hit christchurch I hope you and your family are alright. from denzil and daniel.
Was it frightening & scary? Were you worried?
Hi Sheri,
i think your being very brave. it must be really scary.
all the best for the rest of the year. =)
was it
heyy Sheri
I think you are a huge rolemodel for people that are younger than you throughout new zealand.
continue on what you are doing cause it sounds like your doing something correct!!
love from
Tayla (= xx
it must be scary
Kia ora Sheri
You were busy on the day of the earthquake, with showing the teacher your lunch box and then running across a field and then up the hill before going to a different school!
I expect you were very tired after all that. I hope you are feeling better now and more settled.
It has been a very hard time there on lots of people, whether old or young. And those of us far away have wanted to help.
Some people have been raising money by baking or selling things, even the Prime Minister played cricket in Wellington with lots of famous people so they could raise lots and lots of money.
I do want you to remember that we are all thinking of you lots.
From Ella in Auckland.
poor you i hope you are ok
can you still live in your home