As I watched, hidden in the shadows, a child, no more than four or five approached the house at the end of the cul-de-sac shivering in the crisp Autumn air, and, as I watched, she knocked on the door to the house, candle-light flickering just under the dusty old curtains, visible just for a second, then gone, hidden under the dark drapes, shielding them once…
Crash! Crash! Crash! Ping! Crash! You can see the hail, hitting the car, and the flooded parking lot. We, my mom and I, were soaked to the bone after racing through a different, but still flooded parking lot. “Ahhhh! What…