In a show of support for those who were affected by the senseless violence in Tucson, Arizona, the American flag in front of my Central Ohio office building is flying at half staff.Please visit Judie (Rogue Artists), whose neighborhood Safeway became anything but safe Saturday.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims and their families.
What an act of senseless violence. My prayers go out to all involved and out country. Take care.
ReplyDeleteI went to her blog yesterday. I feel bad for everyone that was touched by this. It's so sad.
ReplyDeleteSuch a horrible act of evil. These people are in my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I watched the story on the news, and I could not believe someone could be so evil. So very sad.
ReplyDeleteI join you in praying for those in Arizona who have been touched by this sensless act of violence.
ReplyDeleteJust awful, nice to see the support.
ReplyDeleteMy heart aches for all the families of those killed, and for those who were injured. Praying for them all!
ReplyDeleteMore needs to be done to help people with mental illness.
Deepest sympathy from us in UK. I agree with Pat that more needs to be done for people with mental illness. We had a couple of bad events last year here in the UK, where innocent people died.
ReplyDeleteBlessing and prayers go to the families of the dead and to the those seriously wounded.
Jackie in Surrey UK.
It saddens me what our world is coming too. People who have no regard for others and the pain they cause.
ReplyDeleteMy heart aches for them all, La.
ReplyDeleteSuch a senseless act of violence. The guy sounds like he was quite the lunatic. My sympathies go out for all who were affected.
ReplyDeleteWe have been watching it with sadness on French TV.
ReplyDeleteSuch a terrible situation. My heart aches for the families, especially the young girl and the tragedy of the day she was born and then to go out with yet another tragedy. So very sad.
ReplyDeleteWhat terrible events. Why do people do these horrid things. I was talking to my 80 year old mother about it, she said people have always had guns, but no one ever shot anyone, certainly not mass shootings. I think sadly, it has become a way for people to get attention, no matter how bad it is!
ReplyDeleteIt sure takes away everyones sense of safety and security. Very sad
Carol