Bury the Children in the Yard
“Amy Bradshaw pulled her car to the curb in front of her house. There was already at least a foot of snow on the ground and her cheap car with its bald tires (a perfectly good car for a sixteen-year-old girl, according to her father) had barely made it from the high school. On the way home, she had listened to the weather reports on no fewer than three different radio stations and they all predicted the same thing – blizzard. When it got dark in a few hours, the temperature was expected to drop ...even further and the winds were supposed to pick up. They were advising businesses to close and motorists to stay off the road. There would be white-outs, the weather people said. They advised against the elderly and the infant leaving their homes.Great, Amy thought, I’m going to have to be a shut-in for the next three days. Maybe she could go over to a friend’s or get one of her friends to come over to her house so she wouldn’t have to bear the company of her parents without some kind of a buffer.MoreLess
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