crash and the plane was upside down. the little girl had a bloody nose and her legs were just eaten up with briars and cuts and all that stuff. she was barefoot. i brought her into the house and got her on the couch and elevated her feet and called 9-1-1. after i got ahold of 9-1-1, i went into the restroom and got a wash cloth and wiped her little face and legs and stuff off. and fortunately, for me the state policeman was close. he was there within ten minutes after i called him. the little girl was trembling and crying and talking for probably the same time. of course, i m a little hard of hearing, and i couldn t make out a lot of what she was saying. every time she would talk i would have to make her repeat
down. and she said can i stay here. i said, come on in. and i got her laid down on the couch and proppe her feet up and called 911. before the police came, before i called 911, i went in the bathroom to get a wash cloth and wiped the blood off her face and legs. she told me that her parents were dead. i asked her how did she knew that, and she said, i tried to wake them up and couldn t wake them up. she was dressed for florida weather. she had shorts on and a light shirt. and it was a little bit of a drizzle, it was not rain but a little bit of a drizzle. and it would be like walking across the field and walking across a brush field about every 20 feet. where she was at, there was a ditch probably 17 foot deep. and how that little girl did that, i ll never know. briars a lot of briars, a lot
arms were all scratched up and she had walked about three quarters of a mile through terrible terrain, woods that in 2008 we had a ice storm here and knocked down a lot of trees, and it s woods that never have been cleaned up. i wouldn t want to walk through that woods after dark. i can t imagine not only in the dark but after a plane crash and seeing your parents and plane upside down. what did she tell you the moment you opened the door? she just told me her mom and dad were dead and she had been in a plane crash and the plane was upside down. i brought her in the house and elevated her feet called 911, and got a wash cloth and cleaned
who can blame you with work, the gym, child care and that endless holiday shopping list. who has time for shut eye? not so wonderful when you wake up feeling exhausted and drained of color. reporter: of course, there s nothing a good night s sleep can t fix. if you are one of the one-third americans who aren t getting the the cold and caffeine will bring down the redness, and there are great plant compounds that naturally take the puffiness out as well. reporter: another trick right in your fridge. pull out your whole milk. soak a wash cloth in it and gently lay it on your face for a few minutes. reporter: skin care professionals say the lactic acid in the milk has a natural exfoliating effect.
home when i get to see their faces. i m very blessed. we re all fortunate you wrote this great book that in got a copy for my grandchildren already. we have many copies for your grandchildren. i have to buy a bunch of them. you know, what made you say i think i ought to write a book. i ve been here, can you believe it, a decade, ten years. i started when i was 14. that s right. but over the years i ve had people say to me you know my child, my grandchild, my niece, nephew, very interested in the weather. wants to know what s going on outside. do you have any recommendations for books for kids. die my research. there really wasn t anything out there. there was a plat tropical storm florence. then my 4-year-old matthew one day in the tub took a wash cloth and squeezed it out and water came out and went mama, that s a cloud. i went that s a smart boy. but i also realized they have an appreciation at a young age for