#38 A Week In Pictures

This is picture is incredibly powerful. The sister of a fallen solider is laying in front of his grave at the Arlington National Cemetery. He served in both Iraq and Afghanistan. I guess because my dad used to be in the military, it kind of hits me that that could have been him if he hadn't been lucky enough to not go to war. This picture essentially sums up the emotional toll that family members take when their family goes off to war.

#37 3D Computer

I think the new computer is honestly not that practical. It looks really hard to use & kind of awkward. I hope they don't become popular because I don't want one.. I applaud the creator for trying to take something to the next level, but I just hate 3D. If you can't feel what you touch then it's kind of pointless.



I commented on James' blog.

#36 A Week in Pictures

These are the Syrian people looking at the mass destruction of the Aleppo Media center. It's tragic what's happening there. People are dying, killing each other, suffering...for what? I can't explain how badly I want to  see that war end. Every time I hear of another innocent child dying, it breaks my heart.

I commented on James' blog.

#35 Sequestrian

It appears that Congress once again is being childish. I do think it will get resolved as the deadline approaches like it usually does. If not, I don't know what my and many other families are going to do. The airport is already terrible enough without more waits. It's also scary to think crimes may take longer to solve. I just hope it doesn't happen.



I commented on Austin's blog.