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  5. That is horrifying! Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, families and students; I can’t even get my mind around the whole catastrophe.

  6. You have my sympathies. It was a shock when it happened in Great Barrington, too. And you know you can’t do a damn thing about it having happened, really, other than try to help others deal, and yourself.

    That said, anything I can do?

  8. I saw this today on the Internet at work. The numbers kept going up and up and the day went on.

    They are still trying to identify bodies. Can you imagine if you were a parent waiting to hear?

  11. I’m so sorry. Listened to the NPR coverage yesterday in stunned silence. Can’t grasp what went on in his mind. So many families grieving…

  14. Oh, no! Such a scary event made more horrible because you have a connection to the place. I’m so sorry. Take care.

  15. Oh my gosh, I had no idea you are an alumni from there. It’s such a sad and disturbing story – and I’m sure it’s a million times worse for all who have gone to that school. Take care of yourself.

  16. It took me until this evening to remember who it was that I read who went to VA Tech. I’m so sorry for how it’s going to change how you feel about your school.

  18. Oh, Kimberly, I’m so sorry. I was worried about you and the storm when I didn’t hear from you (about that silly sock yarn swap) so I checked your web page. I hope you don’t mind. This is such a devastating, impossible thing to understand. What a tragedy.

  19. =( This is absolutely dreadful. The shock must be immense for you since you are much closely connected to VT.

    I have no words….

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