I have no connection to anyone who lives in Oklahoma.
I've maybe been there once, but only driving through.
I'm not sure I could name 5 cities in Oklahoma,
But one city I will remember, for their bravery, courage, strength, and despair...
...Moore, Oklahoma.
I heard a broadcast this morning with snippets from interviews of victims. I was on my way to work listening to the fear in these poor people's voices. One story, for whatever reason, really pulled at my heartstrings. It was an elderly woman talking about how she hid in her bathroom with her dog. During the storm her dog ran out. She was explaining how she called for her dog but he didn't come. During the broadcast you heard a little commotion in the background and the newscaster say, "The dog!! The dog!!" and out of the rubble comes the little dog.
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So devastating. My heart goes out to everyone in Oklahoma. :(
ReplyDeleteThat is so sad. I havent been able to peel my eyes away from CNN :(
ReplyDeleteThank you for this post. It's inspiring. I just finished writing my post for tomorrow, about helping in Oklahoma. I've linked this post and will link it up tomorrow. Prayer goes a long way!
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