As someone who is from Massachusetts, the Boston Marathon Bombings really hits close to home for me and it's still kind of hard to talk about. I knew people who were at the finish line, I knew people in the marathon, and I knew people who were in the area before the bombs went off. In fact a dear friend of mine who was actually in the area of one of the bombs, left 10 minutes before it detonated and was just out of range of all the shrapnel. It's all incredibly surreal still and quite a major and touchy topic for everyone here, especially now that the Marathon Court Trials are going on.

 But today I am not going to discuss the bombing, but a beautiful story from one of the bombing victims. Adrianne Haslet-Davis was a dancer from Boston. She was walking on the sidewalk when she was hit with shrapnel and had part of her left leg amputated. As a dancer her career was pretty much over. That didn't stop her from trying to dance again! After several long months of recovery she was given a prosthetic leg made by MIT designed to help her dance. 

It isn't easy being a toddler.