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With the shooting in CT my mind has been on my beliefs a lot lately.  For those who don't know, I am LDS aka Mormon (www.mormon.org).  We have a belief in the afterlife, that there is life after death, that our savior Jesus Christ was born, and died and resurrected so that we can have life eternal.  We believe that if for some reason you lose a child in this life, that you will be given the opportunity to raise that child in the hereafter.  That is what is comforting me amidst this devastating event.  Knowing that those who lost precious children will be given the chance to raise them up in the hereafter.  I can't even imagine what the parents have/are feeling during this event.  I'm not a parent (other than to furkids) but I can't even imagine what they are experiencing, the tragedy.  I have read several accounts of forgiveness and sympathy for the shooter and his family, how incredibly brave.  Recently I have been becoming more active in my church, this is after about 4 years of complete inactivity.  I hope I can continue to grow and learn and become more like my Savior and do the things that I should be doing.

Last night Rob and I took my parents out to eat at our favorite restaurant Tucanos.  We drove 1 hour to get there because we tried to go to the closer one, but there was some big event downtown last night and traffic was insane trying to find a parking spot, so we all agreed and went to the further one.   When we got there they told us there would be an hour to hour and a half wait....great :-)  So we walked around, found an indoors farmers market place and walked around that and a toy store for a while.  It was a fun night, I hope my parents enjoyed it as well.  Tucanos is a brazilian grill and they bring you the meat out and it's all you can eat with a salad bar too.  I love love love it!   So even though things didn't go 100% according to plan, we all had a positive attitude and made the best of the situation.  We then had the most nummy meal, and even nummier dessert.  It was great to talk to my parents on the way there and on the way home.

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