
The day before our anniversary however, was quite solemn. I've hugged my kids a little tighter and listened to them a little more since. The day started out very frustrating for me. I kept wanting to take Peyton on a walk and enjoy the fall weather but the rain would start back up each time I went outside. I even tried to mow the lawn but each time the rain would start back up. At one point I decided I would just mow in the rain and the lawn mower wouldn't start back up. I resigned to spending the day indoors and went online...
I noticed posts on facebook about how worried people were about two of the boys from the high school. I asked my friend what was going on and was horrified to hear that two boys were struck by lightning waiting for a ride just blocks from my house! My heart was heavy and I was worried sick about boys I didn't know and their families. Bailey was receiving texts that they both were killed and I was beside myself. I checked into the story myself and found that the boys were alive and holding on...
The kids went outside during one of the breaks in the storm and a beautiful double rainbow appeared in the sky. I wondered how such a sad thing could happen with such a beautiful promise outside.
Thankfully, one of the boys is back at home and expected to return to school soon, while the other is making progress toward recovery! I am so happy these boys are healing! I am so grateful for the safety of my own children and the privilege I have to be their mother.
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