It's after events like those that really remind you what you've got, and you never want to let go of that.

I don't even have kids and I was just... heartbroken. Feeling won't go away : /

WTF. Seriously.

this really is a beautiful pic not gonna lie

can i ask what happen?? if its ok
im must missed what happened

but its realy nice

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_.....chool_shooting

dang i did miss it

and just because i just read my post when i said "but its realy nice" i was talking about the pic not the incident that inspired the pic

I think for most of us, it was "oh, not again," at least at first. :/

There's hardly words to describe what happened. It's just sad. But like you said, it's weird that it didn't just 'go away' this time.

I mean what had happened yesterday was just horrible and even though I dont have any kids or am not around younger kids all the time it really was some shocking news for me and what happened is very sad but what much can you do about it now.

And I think that even though horrible things like this do happen this was just...I dont know what to truly say about it. However this is a beautiful picture.

I can understand that, I mean I'm thankful it doesn't have to stick with me like that.. It's sad, sadder then most.... but people in your type of situation... it must be so scary and disheartening.... All my love to you guys

I think every parent did this after hearing about it.

It sucks when innocent people die, regardless of age. It's just somewhat worse when such people have hardly even had a chance to live their lives.

Thats so dreadful, I just wish someone who keep them guns away from the mentally unstable, it seems that it happens more and more so much these days. My thoughts are forever with the families but thats not going to undo whats happened sadly, no best wishes nor hopes can take away the pain, makes you feel so useless.

I mean I used to go to a rather ruff school and we had metal detectors at every door but other than doing that everywhere I can't see how without a cultural shift how we can stop this epidemic.