Sunday, February 18, 2007

sadness:

This whole week has been so sad. On top of my personal depressing issues, my chemistry teacher's son was in the hospital, and Mr. Johnson died. I found all of this out on teusday and was shocked. I couldn't believe any of it. I mean, I just saw Mr. Johnson last friday all happy and alive. He was such a great Biology teacher, I really liked him. All this tragic news has really got my thinking about life; it's just not fair. My chemistry teacher's son didn't deserve to be sick and Mr. Johnson didn't deserve to die. I just don't know why these things happen to good people. It's just no fair. :[

2 comments:

C. Watson said...

Last week and this week have been hard for me too. What's really difficult is that life goes on. I'll find myself in class teaching a lesson and all of a sudden, my brain quits working or I'm overcome with emotion or images from the boat trip. A wise Punahou English teacher named Mrs. Foster said that grief ambushes you. I think that's the perfect word.

Susan said...

I agree that all these sad events really makes me think how fragile a life is. It makes me so sad to think that someone we love could disapear from our lives tomorrow. I guess it teaches us to appreciate each other when we are still alive and not take things for granted because they might not always be with us. I agree, life isn't fair. By the way, thanks for commenting on my page:)