So now my sister wants the paper! It's complimentary how she continually overestimates me, bit it's hard too.

I was walking home from the store today and saw the aftermath of a loose dog attacking and killing a little dog who was being walked on a leash. It was really confusing, because I was far away and a lot of cars had stopped, so at first I though people were fighting about a car accident/fender bender. But there were really people trying to tackle the dog and get him off the little dog. Unfortunately, the big dog was a pit, and I think they made the injuries worse trying to het the dog free from those jaws. The pit owner was a young hipster dude who clearly felt awful, and was trying to get people to take the injured dog to the emergency vet, and the police were taking statements basically while the little dog was dying. It was awful

That's dreadful, Sophia. Years ago, I saw a pack of dogs kill a poodle, and I can still feel the horror. We saw the beginning of the attack through a window, and by the time we tore out of the house, the dog was dead.

We've had two incident in two days here of teenagers who were attacked by large dogs. Both ran into the street to escape and were killed by cars.

That's awful, Sophia. It's basically what I saw a few months ago, except the pit was on a leash (one of the flexible ones, which are a TERRIBLE IDEA, never use them), and it killed a cat. Took three people to get the dog off the cat.

Wait, the teenagers were killed? Or the dogs? Either way, it's horrifying.

Both teenagers died, as did at least one dog. I knew that sentence was hopelessly tangled. It was freaky to have two such similar but unrelated deaths in two days.

Awful and tragic. And the same goes for what Sophia had to see.

That's a lot of awful. Yikes.

Oh, God, that's utterly dreadful, Sophia and Ginger.

At least that seems like fairly typical mischief, although I'm sure no less "Argh!"-making for all that, msbelle.