Each time another tragedy befalls our country which involves gun violence, the media is quick to exploit it. Sorry, that’s just the truth. You don’t hear the media and politicians screaming to outlaw knives or gasoline or alcohol. But still there are families all around the United States whose family members are killed by stabbings [...]
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Posted by MaryMac on October 20, 2011 in
Death of a Child,
Death of a Father,
Death of a Friend,
Death of a Parent,
Death of a Spouse,
Death of Business Colleagues,
Death of Fiancee,
Grieving Children,
Homicide,
Sudden Death,
Terrorism
I can’t help but think about all the families affected today by the media reports that the Libya’s dictator, Moammar Gadhafi is dead. All the families around the world whose lives were irreparably damaged by the commands and actions of this man will once again be thrown into the past revisiting horrific memories of sorrow [...]
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I think the most admirable lesson Steve Jobs taught us about the way he lived his life was that he LIVED it. To the full. Overflowing. Nonstop. Always creating. Always dreaming. Always expanding. Completely. He used every drop of it and we grasped all he gave. Billions around the world honor him today as he [...]
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