April 16, 2012

We Are Virginia Tech


Today is the five-year anniversary of a horrendous massacre at Virginia Tech. It is a good time to remember the powerful words of Virginia Tech professor Nikki Giovanni. Our prayers are with the 32 families that lost a child on that sad and violent day.


16 comments:

  1. It was a sad day, indeed. Lovely tribute to them.

    Congratulations on your nomination!

    ~ Gracie and Miss Emily

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  2. Thats a great tribute. Thanks for stopping by!

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  3. A fiting tribute to those killed. It was an appalling act.

    Congratulations on your nomination. I hope you are successful.

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  4. Wonderful tribute! I'm writing about the same on my blog today...

    Nikki Giovanni's words are haunting and beautiful, as always...

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  5. Great tribute. Sad day. To think there was another young man who took his life connected to VT. Sad.

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  6. Beautiful tribute - the speech you cited is exquisite. This resonates with me in particular today as it would have been my older sister's 71st birthday if she had not been murdered in 1988. Sometimes the things that are the worst in this world bring out the best in us.

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  7. I can't believe it's already been a year. What a horrible time. My thoughts are with the families and loved ones of all who were lost.

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  8. I could not believe that it has been a year already!! My!! Thanks for dropping by my little ole' blog.

    Sandy

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  9. Villager, simply beautiful! SjP

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  10. what a sad day that was. what a lovly tribute
    Happy WW

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  11. Truly a sad day to remember. Nice and moving tribute.

    Here is my post for today, and here is my "Where were you" game. Do you want to play?

    Happy WW!

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  12. Moving tribute.

    Thanks also for reminding me of Nikki Giovanni. Used to read her a long, long time ago.

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