2. "One part of me thinks that doesn’t matter. " In response to Reply # 1
Because I’m more empathizing with the parents and that community for their experience than anything That’s the dark I feel I think about those children pretty consistently Like a few times a week. And I worry about gun control and how no place is safe I have a niece that’s only four who’ll be in school school soon A sister who’s a high school teacher And my child who’s years away, but that date feels more ominous than anything else.
------ “There is no fate that cannot be surmounted by scorn.” -Albert Camus
4. "Oh no it doesn't, haven't checked the news today, wasn't sure if it was ..." In response to Reply # 2
going on or not.
>Because I’m more empathizing with the parents and that >community for their experience than anything >That’s the dark I feel >I think about those children pretty consistently >Like a few times a week. >And I worry about gun control and how no place is safe >I have a niece that’s only four who’ll be in school school >soon >A sister who’s a high school teacher >And my child who’s years away, but that date feels more >ominous than anything else.
Along those lines...I have two close friends that both decided to home school their children years ago for reasons I just couldn't understand (we didn't have kids at the time)... As of late (past year or so)....I am getting a much clearer picture of why they chose the path they chose and lightweight wishing we'd followed suit....
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