for a safer world...
Sandy Hook, CT. Yes, this could happen in the school your kids go to as well. So, please do whatever you think is right, to prevent it. Do not repent posthumously. [ quote from my book]
I live not too far from Sandy Hook. Long before what happened there it was a pleasure to visit the place. At the main cross road of the town, there was a coffee shop where there was book readings (the place has since closed). Right next to this coffee shop is this brook and it was nice, relaxing, listening to the gurgling brook sipping coffee. In the same general area is this open air theatre where summer would bring plays. It was picture perfect.
December 14, 2012 changed all that. I do not know if taking guns away is the answer or not but what I do know is it is hard to stop anybody if they have the intent. Changing intent is probably the answer in some cases but small steps help. Do what you have to do in your community to make it safer just don't repent...posthumously.
I live not too far from Sandy Hook. Long before what happened there it was a pleasure to visit the place. At the main cross road of the town, there was a coffee shop where there was book readings (the place has since closed). Right next to this coffee shop is this brook and it was nice, relaxing, listening to the gurgling brook sipping coffee. In the same general area is this open air theatre where summer would bring plays. It was picture perfect.
December 14, 2012 changed all that. I do not know if taking guns away is the answer or not but what I do know is it is hard to stop anybody if they have the intent. Changing intent is probably the answer in some cases but small steps help. Do what you have to do in your community to make it safer just don't repent...posthumously.
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Apr 18, 2015 04:56PM
Needless to say I was there that night. I did not know anyone there but I thought I should be there just in support. There were a lot of people there including the media all in support and it was good to see the solidarity. I have been there many, many times after that and to date cannot fathom the lives lost. I have cried many, many times about the lives lost and I don't think the tears will ever dry up.
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