Rain By Jill Sanders As she headed for her sister’s funeral three hours south and three days away Barbara said to me, “I hope it doesn’t rain.” Understanding the mood that rain sets, especially during a funeral service, I replied, “I hope it doesn’t rain for you, too. I’ll be thinking of you. Have a safe trip.” Three days later, near 2:00 pm – the hour of the funeral, I stepped outside to feed my cats across the yard under the portico of the unattached garage. The sky overhead suggested rain may fall. As I emptied the bag of cat food into their bowl, the rain droplets began. “Oh, no,” I said as I ...
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