60. When you're dreaming with a broken heart....The waking up is the hardest part

This post is dedicated to those who lost their lives yesterday. It was tragedy and a massacre and horrible and should ever happen again.I have no idea what the families are going through but when I think about the possibility of losing anyone of my siblings, I cant fathom it. I cant fathom losing anyone one of my closest family members again. I still miss my grandfather everyday, I cant imagine my parent or sibling.

The following is a list of those lost:

Children

Charlotte Bacon, age 6

Daniel Barden, age 7

Olivia Engel, age 6

Josephine Gay, age 7

Ana M Marquez-Greene, age 6

Dylan Hockley, age 6

Madeleine F Hsu, age 6

Catherine V Hubbard, age 6

Chase Kowalski , age 7

Jesse Lewis, age 6

James Mattioli, age 6

Grace McDonnell, age 7

Emilie Parker, age 6

Jack Pinto, age 6

Noah Pozner, age 6

Caroline Previdi, age 6

Jessica Rekos, age 6

Avielle Richman, age 6

Benjamin Wheeler, age 6

Allison N Wyatt, age 6

Adults

Rachel Davino, age 29

Dawn Hochsprung, age 47

Anne Marie Murphy, age 52

Lauren Rousseau, age 30

Mary Sherlach, age 56

Victoria Soto, age 27

It's so easy to say, "My heart/prayers goes out." How about this...here's the address for Sandy Hook Elementary School: 12 Dickenson Drive, Sandy Hook, CT 06482 Take five minutes tonight. Sit down with your kid. Write a letter. Draw a picture. Make a card. Send it to them. Tell them you're praying for them. Tell them you're so sorry they're hurting. Tell them you love them. Don't just SAY you love them on Facebook...LOVE them for real. Make your love tangible.

I plan on doing this with my brother and sisters tomorrow. You should to.