Ambergrooms3′s Weblog

I think that having a virtual class would be pretty awesome. You wouldnt have to worry about caring books around, or any other thing that would be in a normal class or school.

Today I really did’nt feel like reading my book. So, instead I chose to read a article. And the very long article I read was called “Our Soldiers’ Stories” THE WAR IN THE WORDS OF THE DEAD. This article is about soldiers that have passed on…- reason being, fighting for our country. I could relate to this and how the family felt because I have a very very close friend who departs to leave for Iraq in August. He means the world to me and now he is leaving. But after reading these stories I begin to miss him even worse. One story that meant alot to me was about a man named Michael Mundell. He had 4 kids at home. They were all under 18. And also had a loving wife at home too. The only way he could possibly talk with them is if he sent his family a letter from where he was at. In one of the letters he sent to his senior highschool daughter, he talked about how dreding it was to be there. He fights everyday. But unfortunatly he was killed by an IED.

Today I chose to read an article on the Virginia Tech shooting. This probably happened a while back. This article explains what the shooter had been going threw. Also why he would do such a thing to innocent people. It says here that ChoSwung-Hui (the killer) moved to America when he was 8 years old I believe. Cho was teased a lot as a child. In high school he had a weird accent and was made fun of. His classmates told him to go back to Korea, were he belonged. So from this information I could understand what he went through. People say they didnt believe he had one true friend and that he was some what depressed. And that the effect of all this was the shootingg at Virgina Tech. But that was in the future, there had been more than just name calling and teasing in high school. I dont think he could ever look up to his parents either. It says in this article that