Southern Living reaches a huge number of travelers, and it's very gratifying to know that so many of them name our shopping opportunities as their favorite.

We have more than 20,000 people who come - quilters and crafters and visitors. We will have more than 70 classes and seminars. It's an opportunity for people that love that art and are interested in American traditions. It's a wonderful event.

It's also a little sad this year because these are the last shows for Louise. While we're happy about our New Year's Eve and all the celebrations going on, we are a bit sad. There are so many people in town and most of the theaters do have New Year's Eve shows and so on, so it's an exciting time to be here.

I've been taking care of the place for 12 or 13 years now. I don't mind, but it would be nice to see these buildings used again.

It was a good place to go to school. We had more than most schools in the area. We got to use the college gym and all the campus facilities. The teachers changed every six weeks in every subject. I had 36 one year.

I'm living with the loss. I'm living with the horror, with all the thoughts and everything and I still can't believe what's going on.