Hey! I'd like to be the first to welcome you to my new home page. I am new at this, so please don't hold it against me.
Anyway, I'm gonna be putting new stuff up here from time to time. So check back occasionally to see what I have newly added. Until I really get my page going, I'm just gonna have some links up here to some of my favorite sites and a few shout-outs to my friends. I hope you enjoy the links.
Aaron- Hey Man!~ I'm gonna hunt you down and put gum in your hair!!!~ WIGGY!!
Amanda- Hasta la bye-bye.
Chris-Magoo!!!! He Loves Me, He Loves You Not!!!
Dorothy- He was shaking his who-dangie!!!
Geoff- I love you man!!! But you're still not getting my Bud Light! Muah!!!
Israel- PIZZA!! PIZZA!! LOL
Jeremy-Awwwwww, do you want a cookie?! What are YOU doing?
Katie- What are YOU doing? Watching CNN having an import. Hey Chad, pick up the cordless!! Just hit her in the head with the frickin flag already!!! LOL
Shara- Don't forget the flapster and Mr. Flaps-A-Lot!!! *FLAP*FLAP*FLAP*FLAP* LOL
Links to some memorial sites:
My View:
As a high school senior I feel that this tragedy and the others that have happened like this are preventable. Up until the last 2 years I haven't had to go to school wondering if it was going to be my day to die in a senseless act such as those.
Students should not have to go to school, the place they were told not too long ago that was "safe", and wonder if they may never see their family or friends again because someone was teased too many times and decides to go on a killing rampage. No where is safe anymore, not at school, not at work, and not even your own home. I personally feel that tragedies like this can no longer go on. I am not going to walk around for the rest of my years in school looking over my shoulder and wondering if at anytime I'm going to die. No one should have to walk around with that fear.
Many factors contribute to these tragedies: Parents not knowing what their children are doing, Easy access to guns and other ammunition, and Students themselves that do this to other innocent people.
My main point by this is that senseless acts of violence like this have to stop now before more innocent lives are taken.
In remembrance of the lives of the 13 students and 2 teachers that were lost at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999.
Email the webmaster, Amberhaven, here.
