Lead her to a place, guide her with your grace.

On sunday night, a 16 year old girl that goes to my school was driving home and went around a sharp curve and had a head on collision with another car. She was killed almost instantly. I did not know her very well at all, but seeing all of the people whose lives she touched in one way or another, walk around in a daze and bawling is just a little too much to bear. It made me realize that you have to tell people you love them and appreciate tem each and everyday-more than once, even- because you never kow if you will ever get another chance. Things like this hurt. More than I could ever imagine because i am fortunate enough to have never lost someone that close to me before. I can almost feel the pain and suffering of the people who were her friends just by the look on their faces. You just have to be very thankful for everybody in your life. You have to live in the moment and love unconditionally, just like Sarah.
Today at school we all wore a tye-dye shirt in honor of her creativeness. And we made a Sarah Wall.



Rest In Peace Sarah Rudolph.