it's the talk of all the seniors all throughout school today...the car wreck involving kayde clo..? from eastern high school...not that you think everyone would talk about him..only that the fact is, he went to our high school freshmen year. it's been 3 years since most of us has seen him..and now he's dead. it's hard to believe..it really is. i never really talked to him, but i still knew him. his locker was beside mine, we sat next to each other in homeroom...i remember he was funny that's about it. i know this guy from church used to be friends with him and they made short movies together, i have one of those tapes..kayde is on there. ahh my mind is so scattered now. in physics today, our teacher asked this guy, devin, what was wrong, said he looked down...he said he was kinda friends with kayde and he had just found out today that he died from the car wreck like many of us found out today. here's the really sad thing about that, that guy, devin, he was in a car wreck himself last year..and he was paralyzed..he is now in a wheelchair...i knew there was a reason i hated driving..things like this really scare me..especially when it happens to ppl i know..or sorta know...it's still such a shock and it's hard to hear ppl talking about it..see the thing was it was a tire blowout that cause the wreck, not anything bad, it's not like they were drinking and drving..it just seems so unfair ya know, they were even wearing their seatbelts...anyways i'm gonna post the story cause it's around midnight and maybe i can get some sleep...


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Fourth victim dies from injuries suffered in crash


A crash caused by a tire blowout on Interstate 265 that killed three high school students claimed a fourth victim on Wednesday.


The crash happened about 2:45 p.m. EDT Tuesday in the southbound lanes near the La Grange Road exit in northeast Jefferson County.


The blowout caused the driver of a Subaru Outback to lose control, skid across the grassy median and into oncoming traffic in the southbound lanes. The Subaru, carrying three Eastern High School students, collided with a vehicle driven by 50-year-old Amy Parmley, of Louisville.


The teens in the Subaru killed in the crash were identified as James Granada-Malave, 17, Justin Cooper, 16, and 18-year-old Kayde Clohessy. Two were seniors and one was a junior at Eastern, said Lauren Roberts, a spokeswoman for the Jefferson County Public Schools.


Parmley was pronounced dead at 11:50 a.m. EDT at University Hospital on Wednesday from internal injuries suffered in the crash, said Walt Elder, a deputy Jefferson County coroner. Parmley had been flown to the hospital after the crash.


Clohessy was driving the red Subaru Outback when the tire blew, police said.

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see there it is...and yet it's still hard to believe...and not only that by i also learned today that this lady i help out with in the preschool hall...her brother drunk himself to death...and last week my youth minister's uncle died...life is full of tradegys..i just chose to be oblivious to it any other day...