Today is going to be one of those days I will never forget.
It started more than 10 hours ago, but my heart is still racing. I think my chest hurts a little, no joke.
I take my boys to school every morning, so there’s always that last minute hustle to grab bags, sign journals to make sure lunches are packed. Today was like any other day of the thousand days in our household.
Once again, on the way out the door my youngest son said he’d forgotten to make his lunch for school. So, his plan was to run to the garage and pick up a snack pack out of our second refrigerator.
He asked me, “Dad, can you pick me up around back.”
I huffed a little because he was not prepared, as usual, but said, “Yes, I’ll meet you back there in a minute.”
So, Noah and I piled into the truck in front of the house and made our way around back where we idled and waited for Nathan to emerge. After several minutes, I sent his brother to go find him. He came back out and said Nathan wasn’t in there.
By the time I put the truck in park and ran in the back door, mom was running out alarmed by Noah looking for his brother.
She already had tears in her eyes, Nathan was not where he was supposed to be and Continue reading “Desperate prayers from blinded eyes”