


Once my family reunion was over, I headed straight to Minneapolis, MN for work. One of the printers I work with is there and I was needed for press checks for the upcoming Fall Preview Sale. My sales reps offered to take me to see the 35W bridge that collapsed a week ago today and killed at least 8 people. More are still missing. I didn't realize how close the bridge was to downtown Minneapolis. We walked across a stone bridge with many other people, taking photos and observing the recovery progress. From our vantage point, it was hard to see the entire collapsed bridge below the dam, but it was an eerie sight. Sometimes my personal frustrations with my knee or other things in life seem so minuscule compared to what many people experienced with the bridge tragedy last week. Some families are still waiting to hear about their loved ones. Many prayers for them and all of Minneapolis.

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