A Very Sad Day

I found this today on the Daily Record website, taken on Tuesday, I believe.

I admit I got a little sentimental at the sight of it, but it reminds me that better things always loom on the horizon. I thought to myself, "You know ... they should have sold the bricks to BTHS / RHHS graduates. Either one at a time, or by the truckload. What a great way to defer construction costs of a new home - maybe the Building Trades class (if they still have that there) will use them for their next year's house! How cool would that be?"

Hopefully those who walk the newly hallowed halls of what appears to be a sparkling diamond in Lawrence County will walk those halls so proudly as we all did, in that "second city of champions".

I also hope the operator of the giant backhoe wasn't a resident of Lawrenceville and a graduate of LTHS.

If he was, then I gladly volunteer for when they put the giant backhoe to LTHS's sorry edifice. I only want one of the bricks I spray-painted obscenities on, as a senior.

>> wicked evil grin <<

Hey! One question to John & Sandi -- did they keep the bulldog?