Everyone did a beautiful job at school today. Kids at the high school were strong and supportive of each other. Kids in my class needed to talk it through--we had a pretty deep discussion about life having muddy spots that required one to pull on their boots--and that there are always, always, always rainbows once the mud is past... but the mud will keep showing up, but nothing is ever worth throwing away all one's tomorrows.

I wrote a poem about the lesson, but I don't want to post it because I can't edit as needed if I change something after 20 min. :?

The super's message tonight: [urlhttp://www.canandaiguaschools.org/news.cfm?story=1102[/url]

How tragic! :( I just don't understand when this became an option, nothing is that bad that it can't be worked out. So sad for those left behind to pick up the pieces. :(

Just read this in our paper this evening. My prayers go out to everyone. May you find comfort in the shadow of angels wings.

so sad that parents and friends didn't recognize that he had a problem before he could carry out any plan and end his way to young life!

God Bless you, Karla, we never know what any day will bring, do we?