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Obviously, the big story is the incident at the school yesterday.

And we'll let, as always, we let other people break down the hard news and the political opinions and that sort of stuff.

And that can be their thing.

I'll tell you this, though, it's really hard in a news culture.

If you're somebody who feels things deeply,

like you feel injustice deeply,

or you feel other people's pain really deeply

because it's really hard to wear all that.

And not all of us can.

Not everybody's called to do that,

and there are people directly involved, family friends,

you know, ministering to the families involved

here, the school people, the community. Beyond that, man, it's really hard. And I guess what I'm

trying to say is trying to take that burden off you if you feel like you need to feel something

and you're not or something like you can pray

whether you do or not whether you feel something or not you pray for people you can do what

you need to do regardless um so again because it's not just this story there's other stories and

it's it's it's ongoing obviously this is this is the world and um if it's, there's, it's a string of things that happen.

But it's, it's hard to wear when there's, there's news coverage all the time about it.

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