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ONE YEAR

I still miss her! 💔

05/17/12

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May 17, 2012 - We miss you Lexie Grey

One year… 💔

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Hundreds of Bostonians take a moment of silence in the Common for all the victims of this week

I FUCKING LOVE MY CITY! God bless America! Justice is served!

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IT’S OVER!!!!! THEY GOT HIM!

Thank the good Lord!

To say thank you to every police team involved is such an understatement. But thank you, thank you, thank you to Boston PD, SWAT, FBI, and every local police for an amazing job!

It’s now time for the healing to begin.

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Boston, stay safe. Stay strong.

We WILL overcome this.

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Settle down, it’ll all be clear, don’t pay no mind to the demonsthey fill you with fear, the trouble it might drag you downIf you get lost, you can always be found. #BostonStrong

Settle down, it’ll all be clear, don’t pay no mind to the demons
they fill you with fear, the trouble it might drag you down
If you get lost, you can always be found. #BostonStrong

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Let’s be serious for a minute Tumblr, no matter what creed,religion,race, or whatever we know what happened in Boston was tragic to say the least. So please, get off Tumblr for 15 minutes and tell any or as many family members as you can a simple, “I love you” or a hug. Never take a day for granted. I love you all.

Let’s be serious for a minute Tumblr, no matter what creed,religion,race, or whatever we know what happened in Boston was tragic to say the least. So please, get off Tumblr for 15 minutes and tell any or as many family members as you can a simple, “I love you” or a hug. Never take a day for granted. I love you all.

(Source: clintisweird, via b-elieve-in-yourselff)

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So very surreal to go to the memorial today. I never thought I’d go to see something like this in my city. These pictures don’t do justice and being there was very emotional, surreal.

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Because I love that dirty water. Oh, oh, Boston, you’re my home

They tried to knock us down, but they failed. It’s brought us closer together. We’re stubborn, tough, and rude at times, but that’s just how the we are. We come together with a nation who opened their hearts to help us heal. To heal as a city, as a state, and as a nation. Whoever did this messed with the wrong city, it only makes 10,000+ more people want to run next year’s marathon, to volunteer, or to even just watch. We will overcome this and we’ll be 100x stronger because of this.

Thank you to all the sports teams, rivals, and all who played ‘Sweet Caroline’ or held a moment of silence for my beloved city.

Thank you to all the celebrities who sent their love and support towards Boston.

Thank you to the world for your opening your hearts out to us and for grieving with us.

Thank you to the people who opened their homes up to anyone who needed it. Thank you to the people who took off their shirts to make tourniquets. Thank you to everyone who helped save a life that day.

Lastly, there is not enough thank yous in the world to thank the first responders and civilians who ran to knock down the fence as fast as they could to respond to the screams, terror, and cries to those in need.

To the families of the victims, my prayers are with you.

To West, TX, our hearts are with you.

Never forget, 04/15/13.

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My beautiful city, my heart, my love.

I’m proud to be from Boston.