Sandyhook Quotes

So today we were talking about 9/11 in math class and then somehow the conversation turned to Sandy Hook shooting and people said that it was planned by Obama to see how the country would react! Like, wtf?! That really made me mad!!!
I'd simply like to remember and honor those 20 beautiful children and 6 brave educators who died a year ago today with a poem.

L
ike a beautiful flower torn away, is how those 26 people passed that day.
H
owever, they did not die in vain.
They didn't want us to feel their pain.
That day happened to show us that anything can occur, and we must prepare for the worst.
By
that, I mean we should love our friends and families and not push them away,
Be
cause we could lose them anyday.
#NewtownStrong
It's so hard to believe it's already been one year since the shooting at Sandy Hook. 26 innocent people were taken way too soon and will never be forgotten. Being a resident of a neighboring community, I want to do something. In honor of all of those lost and affected, I ask you to do one act of random act of kindness. You never know how much that action will impact someone until you try.
Fly high, 26 angels. 

Charlotte • Daniel • Rachel •Olivia • Josephine • Ana • Dylan • Dawn • Madeline • Catherine • Chase • James • Jesse • Grace • Anne • Emilie • Jack • Noah • Caroline • Jessica • Avielle • Lauren • Mary • Victoria • Benjamin • Allison 

             RIP Victims of the Sandy Hook Shooting. You will never be forgotten. 



It seems like yesterday, Heaven gained 26 angels.



A year ago today, we lost 26 angels. I still remember sitting in a lockdown for four hours, not knowing what was happening. The school turned off the wifi, so nobody could find out about anything. All we were told was that there was a shooting in Newtown. At the moment, we didn't know where it was or who started it, so we sat in silence. One girl was texting her sister in the high school at the time-I was in 8th grade. We found out at least 20 people were dead, but we didn't know who. While my teacher sobbed, we sat there without trying to show any emotions. Our doors were locked, the police officers came to the school and patrolled the area. We still didn't know what was going on, but one teacher in 8th grade left the school because somehow her daughter was involved. We ever we had to go bathroom, police officers had to escort us. We didn't have any food for about four hours, too. We just sat and waited, until it came about time to go home. One teacher was hysterically crying to us to just get home safe. She hugged everyone single one of her students, including me. When we sat through a whole bus, everyone was quiet still. But when I got home, my parents just sat me down and had me watch the news. I sat in front of the tv, watching al the live coverage. You may say it was a year ago and to get over it, but when I live 20 minutes from the place that was hurt, I just can't. I think about it every day. I have nightmares every night. It's not something you just forget. You can forget the lives of 26 innocent people. It's impossible. The only thing that I can do is remember that awful day that took place one year ago today.

They went to work,
hijacked planes killed them.
They went to a movie premiere,
they got shot.
They went to school,
they got shot.
They went to a marathon,
they got bombed.
They were walking home,
they got kidnapped for 10 years.
I don't feel safe in this country anymore.
12/21/12 happened. The world didn't end in fire, or earthquakes, or any other natural disaster. No, the world ended in that people went crazy. People are crazy. Sandy Hook and the Batman movie was just the beginning, the Boston Marathon is just the beginning. This is going to get a he/.l of a lot worse. We will bring about our own destruction.
That was absolutely horrifying as it is, but to even think that the marathon runners were raising money for Sandy Hook and were bombed is absolutely sickening. Our world is so incredibly messed up and yet everyone still wonders why I get so sick of it sometimes. They wonder why I am afraid of the future but they are just freaking blind.
The people in this world are completely sick. i mean really?
go to school, you die.
run a marathon, you die.
 anything we might do, we could die.










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