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Originally Posted by JoeRedskin
As a parent who drops kids off ... I am sure more than one parent was in hurry mode that morning. Maybe even losing patience and giving their kid the "Come on, come on ... move it" w/out even thinking about it.
I can't change what happened but it is my sincere hope that each of the parents got the opportunity to say good-bye and give their child a hug that morning. It's not much of a wish, but one I hope is true nonetheless.
I swear, I cannot think of this tragedy without tearing up. My daughter turns six in a month. I can't look at the pictures of the murdered kids b/c I would see her in every picture.
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I have a six year old daughter too. Just put her on the bus. My wife is her art teacher and had to go in early for an emergency meeting. Man what you said about those parents last words is so hard to think about. I have sent my daughter off to school before after she acted up in the morning and telling her she is in trouble when she gets home. Whenever i yell at her i always say "daddy loves you when you are good or bad". My wife was looking at a picture of one of the victims last nite and asked me "doesnt this look like Rhiannon"? I just said no - but she is a beautiful little girl now stop looking at her. Truth be told she looked alot like my daughter. God i cannot even imagine my state of mind. I hope above all that none of the children suffered and that the parents somehoe find the strength to realize their little children are angels and safe in Gods kingdome until they get there with them. God Bless