The situation does not get better when some kid goes into an elementary school and guns down twenty six to seven year old kids. When I heard about the massacre (that was what it was), I had no feeling. I could not fathom it. The most I could generate was just saying "How horrible" and thinking, "Where is this world going? Just had a mall shooting last week!"
After a few days, the emotions just washed over me and the tears fell. It is not that I do not like kids that I never got married and had kids. I had the dream of getting married and having children just like every young girl. The reality was - I was just never chosen. So, when I turned 40, I kissed all of those dreams good-bye and got a dog.
I feel sad for the parents of those children and for the families and loved ones of the principal and teachers. I felt particularly emotional over one teacher where her boyfriend was going to propose to her. Now, he can't.
I think where I feel the most sadness is that for these families, the Christmas holidays are going to be a very sad time of the year. Granted, time heals all wounds, but it takes awhile - I know. So, even though I try to be all cheerful and get into the Christmas spirit, I understand the underlying pain others go through during this time of the year.
I had to get that out of my system. I had lunch with a friend and mentioned that I must be turning ice cold. Someone was showing off their stuff for their iPad and I feigned how impressed I was. I felt awful about it. I have to wonder what is going on with me.
On a more positive note, my blood sugar levels are staying down with the new meds. I still get my spikes from time to time, but I can pretty much account for what I ate to cause them. Another reason why this time of the year kills me - I cannot eat all of the wonderful goodies. *sigh*
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