PEOPLE AMAZE ME!
7:46 PM
PEOPLE AMAZE ME! Both good and bad, but mostly good. We arrived home from our final summer hoorah in Okoboji Monday afternoon and the first thing Clint noticed was our missing pinwheels from the front yard. We both stared at each other thinking, there is NO WAY someone would steal our pinwheels. How could someone be that heartless after all we've been through. Maybe the lawn service had to take them down to mow. We looked all around the house, and no pinwheels. We then decided to search through our RING videos to see if we could find out what happened. It didn't take us long to find the video showing what looked like a teenage girl, parking behind the POD in our driveway and running up and taking them. It happened on a Tuesday morning at 2:42am. What a weird time for teenage girls to be out and about. After watching the video over and over, I decided to post it on Facebook. What could it hurt, maybe someone would recognize the girl and make them aware of the significance of what they had done by telling our tragic story of losing our angel, Aspen. Well that was the beginning of something truly amazing. I realized I wasn't the alone in my disgust, but so many friends on Facebook and so many people who I did not personally know, took that video and shared it. Shared it over and over and over. People were pissed! Once again my heart was humbled by the outpouring of support for our family. Just incredible it is to see once again the rallying around our sweet boy! Makes my heart literally smile and I know it makes him realize what an impact he really had during his short time on this earth!! In case you haven't seen the video, it's attached. All I want is to bring my pinwheels home and hopefully have the girls who took them learn this valuable life lesson, that you never really know what people are dealing with. In a world filled with so much sadness, it's always best to choose to do the right thing, be kind and make our world a little better in the process. #pinwheelsforaspen
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