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Last night a thunder storm rolled into town. I couldn’t believe the force of the Thunder, the amazing lightening display and the abundance of hard rain pouring down. It was both beautiful and frightening at times, as the thunder cracked and shook the house in it’s tremendous power. I thought of my Grandmother as I sat there cuddled up under my blankets. Grandma hated Thunderstorms and would go into her room and hide under the covers until the storms were over. I used to think that was so funny when I was a child, hearing that an adult was afraid of a storm. Now that I live out here where Grandma used to live, I’m amazed by the force of the rain on the prairies. It’s much more intense than in the city where there are many buildings and houses to absorb some of the sound volume. I admit I was a bit freaked, but felt close to my Grandma in some small way as well as I cuddled up waiting for the storm to pass.
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MommaC
June 22nd, 2005 at 8:39 am
My Nana loved a good rainstorm-out in BC, they got lots wehn I was a kid. I still love it when there is a good storm with lots of lightning, counting to se how close it is and watching the show! Its funny how our grandparents impact us,eh?
Mom W.
June 23rd, 2005 at 1:40 pm
As a little girl I remember well when a thunder and lightning storm would come - it could be very intense in our little country town in the middle of the prairies. I remember having mixed feelings - one where I watched my mother and became afraid of the storms, and another, where the majesty of it all was enticing and I wanted to watch rather than hide.
Thanks for thinking of your Grandma and taking me back to some wonderful memories!