During times of challenge showers of kindness are forecast. As my daughter was stopped at a red light at the intersection closest to our family home she was hit full on from behind. The other driver has accepted full responsibility, and fortunately my daughters car will be fixed. The bystanders who gathered around both of these young drivers were a shower of kindness supporting each young woman before and during police reports being taken, tow trucks arriving, and thoughtfully one of the off duty police officers present on the scene, volunteered to transport the other driver as she is now without transportation and 45 minutes from home..Grateful for the hugs shared which comforted these women, the warmth of sitting in the rear of the police car; a very welcomed relief from standing out in the pouring rain. I am thankful for opportunity to leave my work early in order to support my daughter this afternoon. Thankful for my large Rainbow Colored umbrella., which I was able to use as shelter for the police officer as he took my daughters statement for the official police report. Thankful for my opportunity to share this with my KS friends.
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