Massacre
Amazing. There’s already a Wikipedia article about the Virginia Tech shootings. My, how things have changed.
I can’t imagine being a student there and trying to somehow go to sleep tonight. I had a hard enough time going to sleep after the 9/11 attacks because my mind wouldn’t stop racing. It would be even worse to try to sleep in a place that was supposed to be safe and secure.
A member of the Crater Lake ’96 crew at Philmont went to school at Virginia Tech. Last I had heard from him (about 3 years ago), he was working at Viriginia Tech. I sure hope John is OK.
Thoughts and prayers are with the Virginia Tech community as they begin to somehow make sense of all of this…
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Howdy. I'm Matt. My wife, Christy, and I have four kids and two dogs, I'm passionate about orphan care. I'm a die-hard fan of the Evansville Aces, the Indiana Hoosiers, and Star Wars. I'm trying to live life by the Todd family motto: "It behooves us to live!"
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VT
Stuff like this makes me feel insecure in general.. Of course, I’m home all day watching the news and awaiting every new detail, but.. I often tell myself that I don’t need to be afraid to go out into the world because murderers usually have a target and a motive and don’t just go around blowing up random people. And then something like this happens. It’s really a scary world, if you ask me. Maybe the mental health field wasn’t the best choice for a paranoid person like me because sometimes I think I have seen too much of what can happen in the mind of a person. On the other hand, maybe knowledge is power–but power didn’t save any of those people at VT.
God bless the VT community and especially the parents that lost children.
Liz