My boy Dane and his boy Merrick went on a road trip to Fayetteville, Arkansas.
They camped a bit on the road and had a lovely time.
Even had a little rain. But who’s afraid of a little rain–right?
Ummmmm….until it changes to a bunch of this nasty looking stuff and we get this text from Dane:
Next I get a scary, very emotional call from Kortney, at home, saying that the guys are in the hotel and the sirens are blaring, the power is off and they’ve been evacuated to a lower hallway. They are crouched on the floor, in the dark with their heads against the wall…praying.
Sent the message out to the ENTIRE family to please, PLEASE, PRAY!
We watched the weather service and it was not looking good. They were expecting the tornado to rip the roof off of the hotel.
Praying. Praying. Praying. Praying. Praying. Praying. Praying. Praying.
Dane is comforting his terrified 7 year old saying, “Be brave, Merrick. Heavenly Father will protect us.”
Then, the miracle happened.
The weatherman said, “Well, would you look at that?! Sometimes a tornado will take a sharp turn and go the other way, for no reason at all. We call that a hook.”
A hook that completely went around Fayetteville.
We call that...a miracle.
Our boys are safe.
Thank you Heavenly Father for being so good to us.
Prayers work.
