It's our club, it's our friends. It's our history.

It was his nature to be that way.

We were only given 15 minutes to speak in the public forum, so only two people talked about the history of the building. We were disappointed.

He has his good days and his bad days. He still sees friends. Company is good for him. He is still signing books. But he is not able to conduct any business or make any speeches.

He goes to the office everyday and sees his friends and has lunch and shoots the bull. I think he is doing well. He will be 84 next month. I don't know many people that age who don't have problems.

This is clearly the worst natural disaster in Pakistan's recent history. The images of ordinary citizens pulling friends and neighbors from the rubble will remain indelibly etched in our minds.