...but not as much as I'd expected.
I figured the change would be as drastically noticeable as the day after 9/11, but things aren't as obviously uncomfortable as they were then. News analysts are calling this the biggest single killing event to occur since September 11, and pointing out that its the biggest killing of this kind in US military history (which is significant, I suppose, because the US military is nearly 300 years old). But things seem to be going on business-as-usual around town.
I have to wonder - is it because this community is so desensitized to the idea of death that this is almost normal?
The real test will be at work this evening. I'll have the opportunity to talk to a lot of people that were closely involved in the incident, and I suspect I'll hear some interesting stories.