Have you ever experienced one day that your child asks you that he or she wanted a super hero costume and you found yourself wandering? You might have probably asked yourself, how in the world will I get a super hero costume?  The worst part is, you’re so lame that you never knew even one super hero because you’re probably too busy reading your book for a review perhaps during your childhood days ;-) You better do something about that. Meet sisters Savannah and Siennah Greenawalt! As normal as it is, these two sisters have their own set of both princess and fairy costumes. They had a brother though named Sebastian. When Sebastian had to dress up as heroes like The Batman that became a problem ‘coz you see, they only had costumes for princess and fairy, and the girls wanted to be super heroes too. Their mom Amber, decided to take some action ;-) Amber Greenawalt thought of the inspirational women she saw on TV shows like "Major Crime," "The Closer" and &qu

It's all over the news, a video was uploaded in the internet showing a child was ran over by two vehicles and ignored by civilians. The video were taken from their local CCTV. It took a while before a concerned citizen rush the poor child into the hospital but unfortunately, the child was declared brain dead. When the video was presented to the media, there were a lot of questions, actually a lot of so angry questions were thrown. First, why does the first vehicle didn't stop when obviously, the driver noticed that he might have hit something? Why does the second vehicle didn't manage to stop knowing that there was a bloody child lying on the road? Why does the heartless passerby ignored the kid and seems to be of no care whatsoever? Why does the parents leave their child unattended like that loitering on the road considering that the child is only 2 years old? Finally, does Chinese people have no sense of humane responsibility? This video is probably the most disturbin