I felt depressed and I'll feel down for some time, but this didn't happen to me. I'm thankful that I can feel sympathy for the family, some of the guys that do this are past that point. Putting it in perspective, I still have a job to do. I still have to go to work and face whatever comes my way. When I leave for work, I'll hug my family and hope they're safe while I'm gone. I'll try to keep a good thought that even after all this time, David Gonzales will turn up okay. I would encourage everyone else to do the same.
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sweetie, that's not sympathy, that's EMPATHY! thank gawd ya got yer family... hold them close, and trust God to help keep them safe. (on a lighter note, ya comin to the party i'm organizin here fer next year? I swear I'm gonna pull this off, with corporate sponsers pickin up the tab. The idea of an international blogparty is irrisistable!)
I stand corrected.
I'll check with the boss, but I'm pretty sure you can count us in. (We know the way to Arizona.)
What Maggie is saying reminds me of the BBS user parties they used to have in the early 80's. Freaky, man.
A more serious comment is on the post below.. Sorry for getting off-topic. I am sad about the missing boy and will continue to pray for his safe return.
The worst is...we may never know what happened to sweet little David Gonzales. Damn world. Sometimes it just eats you up, you know. You need to have the ability to compartmentalize this stuff when you have a job like you do. It's not easy, probably a skill you almost have to develop to survive it. Too much reality can be a very bad thing. Thanks for doing the job you do, it's appreciated by those of us you never see or rarely hear from. So, just thanks.
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