Meaning in Tragedy

So long,
We wish you well
We know there's always meaning in tragedy.
Well then, so long
Don't cry
Or feel too down
You're in a better place now.

Now your daughters and family have come;
They've come to mourn the loss of you,
The beloved man we all know and love.

The time has come.
The time has come to part ways with your mortal body.
It's time for you to join Aart, Dusty and the rest of your family.
But the best has yet to come; you are reunited with your wife and
your love,
Lois.

As the light fades from you;
It grows stronger in us and our memory.
We will never forget the lasting impression you left in all of our hearts.

Ross Leonard,
You will be missed dearly, but never forgotten.

May you always Rest in Peace.

(Written by Mike Foster)

This is not a drill!

I know its been a while wince I've blogged. So I'll start off with cool news! as u know I work at a high school, n we have fire drills every once in a while. Usually they're during 2nd hour. Well, the other day, we were in 2nd hour, just checked the schedule 2 see if we had an assembly friday. A few minutes later the fire alarm went off. Which was weird, cuz we didn see a fire drill on the calendar. Everyone shuffles outside n we wait. We were all curious as 2 if it was a fire drill or not. Next thing we know 2 police cars roll up! I was like awesome! Then ppl were like, this isn't a drill. Then another police car rolls up! Then an ambulance n a fire truck! It was awesome! We didn know what was going on, but it was so cool 2 have all these vehicles rollin up! Then a police car from Tempe AND Scottsdale rolled up! We thought something cool was going down! Well.... Come 2 find out, a class in the science building was working with sulphur n a small fire broke out. The situation was smaller than it was made out 2 be, but still, it was cool 2 have all the tasks forces roll up!
JDub