We all have this tragedy on our minds. These were my thoughts as I tried to watch “The Nutcracker.”

My Life in my 60's

It’s the day after the shootings in Sandy Hook, Connecticut. Yesterday, I watched all the news shows. I can’t watch them today. It’s too disturbing.  These shootings are just beyond comprehension. What could drive a person to shoot 20 children? Who was he? Why did his mother keep guns in her home?

Why do we always end up focusing on the murderer? I’m guessing it’s because the thought of someone human doing these things is so incomprehensible.

Today, I dragged myself out of the house to watch Columbus BalletMet’s version of The Nutcracker. The last time I’d seen a production was twenty-six years ago.

I usher for the Ohio Theater in Columbus, Ohio. It’s one way to help the community and see different events for free. Columbus does have a lot to offer as far as culture goes: the symphony, Broadway on tour, guest artists, lectures  and my favorite, Columbus…

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  1. All I can say is that my heart bleeds for those children and their families. Even yesterday at church, just watching some small children I couldn’t help myself from crying and weeping for their souls. I for one just don’t understand why and I know I never will. I just pray for some comfort for everyone.
    I know I will embrace all those who are dear to me.
    May peache be with you always.

    Many hugs

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