When Disaster Strikes
I have a friend who was in Moore, Oklahoma this afternoon when the tornado struck. Randy and Lindsay are OK physically. He posted picture of the tornado as it raced towards the barn that had horses which he trained.
Watching pictures from a plane over the area shortly after the storm panned across a training track, the place looked flattened.
From what I saw I'm grateful they are alive, but this is going to take some time to get over.
Late last night, I learned that all twelve of the horses that Randy was caring for were killed during the storm. Horse people from across the country were shocked that upwards of one hundred horses were lost in the storm.
Our connection with life is fragile whether we realize it or not.
Watching pictures from a plane over the area shortly after the storm panned across a training track, the place looked flattened.
From what I saw I'm grateful they are alive, but this is going to take some time to get over.
Late last night, I learned that all twelve of the horses that Randy was caring for were killed during the storm. Horse people from across the country were shocked that upwards of one hundred horses were lost in the storm.
Our connection with life is fragile whether we realize it or not.
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