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*Dedicated to those who have somehow been affected by a hurricane!*
It was a Tuesday morning and the weather forecast, had predicted that a hurricane was approaching to Bear County. Father Bear and his son had prepared everything and were safe at home. But the roar of the wind and rain hitting the window,frightening little Tommy!
Father Bear:"Are you afraid, my son?"
Tommy:" Yes .. a lot! I don't like hurricanes, Dad!"
Father Bear:" Me neither,don't be scare,my son, we are safe here in the house! Remember, I will always be with you! When you grow, you will face many hurricanes, in other words, problems in life, but whenever I can, I'll be by your side!"
Tommy:"Dad, I have no fear , because you're always by my side!"
It was a Tuesday morning and the weather forecast, had predicted that a hurricane was approaching to Bear County. Father Bear and his son had prepared everything and were safe at home. But the roar of the wind and rain hitting the window,frightening little Tommy!
Father Bear:"Are you afraid, my son?"
Tommy:" Yes .. a lot! I don't like hurricanes, Dad!"
Father Bear:" Me neither,don't be scare,my son, we are safe here in the house! Remember, I will always be with you! When you grow, you will face many hurricanes, in other words, problems in life, but whenever I can, I'll be by your side!"
Tommy:"Dad, I have no fear , because you're always by my side!"
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Bear (Other)
Size 950 x 1000px
File Size 379.1 kB
awesome pic as always Freddy.. and i bet they are scary... earlier this year i experienced a small tornado while driving.. was at night... got really windy and branches and leaves were falling on the road... and all of a sudden i saw the rain start to lift off the pavement..... lol...
Speaking of which, this reminds me of when Hurricane Hazel struck Toronto in 1954. My father had to bail out water in the basement of his home with a bucket into the laundry tub overnight which caused him in the morning to develop pneumonia and miss two weeks of medical school. Hurricane Hazel completely devastated Toronto but changed it in a good way.
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