WOW!! Great stuff!!

Yeah, I watched it when it actually unfolded. Took awhile for it to sink in though.

Sad stuff, that's for sure!!

I was home that day due to snow causing the schools to be closed. I wasn't watching television, but my mother called me to tell me what had happened. After that, I watched it the rest of the day. So sad and I felt a very personal loss because one of the astronauts had been a teacher. When we got back to school, it was all the students wanted to talk about so I let them write down their responses. Our local newspaper published them in the next week's edition.

*** When we got back to school, it was all the students wanted to talk about so I let them write down their responses. ***

God, if we only had legislation written down, straight from the heart of our politicians, like your kids did at school that dreary day.

I love watching kids expressions, their thought processes, before they finally speak.

It truly is an "art form."

I've got a copy of their responses somewhere in one of my school files...when I get a chance, I'll find it and copy some of the kids' thoughts for everyone to read.



Yeah, assuming that there are any politicians in DC today who actually have a heart...I fear that they are few and far between and none of them have R after their names.