Liam Neeson -- Family on the Rebound

1. great

Posted at 12:13PM on Apr 16th 2009 by RosieO\\\'Donnel

2. How wonderful for him and his family. What a tragedy they have had to endure and it good to see that they are all on the mend. I am so devasted for them anyways but great to see them out and about.

Posted at 12:18PM on Apr 16th 2009 by disneyfreak

3. I am glad to see them out and about. It is hard to lose a love one, but she would have wanted them to go out and continue to enjoy their life.

Posted at 12:20PM on Apr 16th 2009 by Shan

4. ski accident.........hummm

Posted at 12:19PM on Apr 16th 2009 by hulk hogan

5. He looks extremely happy I'm pretty sure she would of taken his death way more serious, what a jerk.

Posted at 12:30PM on Apr 16th 2009 by pat

6. Oh yes he looks beyond thrilled Pat....god you people are such morons!!!!! Seriously you think his wife would have taken it more seriously...why did you know her??? do you know how she would react??? Get a life you d-bag....he has kids he needs to carry on for....walk a day in his shoes and see what that is like...then you can comment on what a jerk he is.

Posted at 12:35PM on Apr 16th 2009 by disneyfreak

7. #5, I'm with you! How long has it been? I saw pics of the husband and kids at the funeral and they were laughing and the kids were running around playing-at the CEMETARY! It was really weird. I understand everyone grieves differently, but they are acting like nothing has happened. Strange.

Posted at 12:36PM on Apr 16th 2009 by texasangie1

8. i have kids as well BUT the older kid has a strange smile on his face, I've seen it in pictures from funeral. Just an observation.

Posted at 12:36PM on Apr 16th 2009 by artie help

9. Get real people! What is he supposed to do...stay home and mourn forever in the shadows of her memories througout the house?? He has two young sons to worry about. They need to get out. You can't stay home...you will go nuts! I am sure when he goes to bed at night alone in his bed, he misses her. :(

Posted at 12:38PM on Apr 16th 2009 by ME

10. Everytime i see this family they are laughing and smiling..even through the funeral..
It hasn't even been a month since she died..good grief!

Posted at 12:39PM on Apr 16th 2009 by rollingeyes

11. most of these comments are so rude...and tmz..the headline for this story was in extremely bad taste.....you're acting lie these people don't care and are taking her death all lightly......thats really messed up...whatare they supposed to never smile again or something....you should be happy that their at least doig that....you guys are assholes...

Posted at 12:43PM on Apr 16th 2009 by Lonisha

12. I have been to many funerals for family, young and old. We laughed and smiled. It is about remembering someone. Yes, you are mourning, but you also have to remember the good and funny times. You people act like he and his children do not give a crap. What do you expect...them to wear black for a year, never smile again and stay locked up in their home? ummmm....ok.

Posted at 12:46PM on Apr 16th 2009 by duh

13. What a sad, sad story.

Joseph Jehoich

Posted at 12:58PM on Apr 16th 2009 by Joseph Jehoich

14. Everyone handles grief differently. Who knows what he does when he is alone, but it's good that he is able to go on living life and find simple pleasures where he can. Having lost a loved one myself recently, what choice does the surviving spouse have? You can either curl up in a ball and be angry or accept what has happened and get on with the rest of your life. Either way it doesn't change a thing. Dead is dead.

Posted at 12:48PM on Apr 16th 2009 by Survivor

15. When the love of your life dies one of the best ways to move on is going to a Knicks game... after watching the KNicks everything else seems... well... pretty damn good.

Posted at 12:51PM on Apr 16th 2009 by Vince Carter