Never

It's been 5 days ago now since I had heard it of my friend. The first thing I did was asking another person if it was true, not really because I didn't trust my friend, but I was hoping it wouldn't be true somehow.
It's hard to believe, isnt it? Twenty two children, around the age of 11-12, the same age as my sis, in their last year of primary school, going on their long awaited ski trip, died.
Not something you expect to hear on a Wednesday morning eh. Twenty two children and 6 adults died in a bus accident on their way back home from Switzerland. The bus hit a plain wall in a tunnel. I was baffled when I saw it on the news, even more because it happened so closely, not even 45min driving off me.
Apparently the bus driver was inserting a DVD... It's easy to accuse someone, but aslong as we are human, we can make mistakes. Forgetting your wallet, same kind of human mistake, different consequences.

You wouldn't say those things could happen, not here, not in YOUR neighbourhood. Of course there are many more incidents, even worse than this one, but it gets to you, because it happened outside your door.
It's awful to know that those things do happen, you can never say never. (no I don't like JB)

I even miss someone when they leave for a couple of days, now I know that it's nothing compared to what those parents, family members, friends etc, have to miss. They lost something, something that will never come back and they have to deal with it. I tried to imagine that I had kids and had lost one of them. It's unthinkable.

It's stupid there always have to happen something bad before we realise what we really have.
That's why we have to stick to the ones we love, give them a smile, never walk away when you're arguing or don't feel good. Something that I shouldnt have done either tonight (I can be a dick sometimes :) ).

Another 28 stars are shining in the night, watching over us, give me a blink sometimes.



Lights off, music on