Here at The Case of the Missing Cheerios, we’d each like to
take a moment to speak on the tragedy that unfolded on Monday. My heart really goes out to those affected by
the events at the Boston Marathon. I was
really inspired to read this article from a woman who was there that day, well
behind the explosions and didn’t find out what occurred until much later: http://www.csmonitor.com/Commentary/Editorial-Board-Blog/2013/0416/Boston-Marathon-bombings-won-t-define-my-first-marathon She
didn’t see things go down, but she talks about what she will remember from the
marathon. It is my hope that the
survivors are also able to one day look back on the part of the race where they
felt strongest and have some fond memories of the friendships and challenges
that emerged throughout. From the worst
forest fires, new growth emerges. There
is no going back, but I pray that they can continue forward, runners and bystanders alike.
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