There is such a thing as a good news story.
You might think a two year old who’d been lost in the woods overnight would be found tearful and traumatized. But when Brooklyn Lynn Lilly was found in the woods of Michigan, 22 hours after she wandered off, she came out with a beautiful smile on her face and said:
“I love it in the woods.”
Here’s the story:
Maybe Brooklyn wasn’t alone in the woods. I believe at least one guardian angel was with her. I like to think maybe it was a special guardian angel who likes the woods. I wouldn’t mind trying that job, say, 40 years from now. And God was with Brooklyn too.
Thank you, God!
Thank you, guardian angels!
Thank you, Jax, the rescue dog who found Brooklyn with help from his human partner!
Being a lover of the woods too, I’m curious to know what Brooklyn saw, what she felt.
Was she a nature girl before she wandered off? Or did she experience something special on her adventure that made her love the woods?
Where did she get that positive attitude? Did it help keep her alive? Did it help the love of her guardian angel get through to her?
I wonder who she will grow up to be.
Stay safe, Brooklyn Lynn Lilly.
There will be time for more adventures when you are a little older.
November 13, 2014 at 5:29 pm
I like reading good news like this. What a nightmare for her parents.
November 14, 2014 at 4:59 am
Nightmare is right. I remember awful the feeling I’d get in my stomach if my toddler was”lost” for a matter of seconds. We need more good news! Thanks for reading and responding, DD.
November 13, 2014 at 9:46 pm
Wow! That girl has got the right idea on life. Be positive in everything. Thank God she was okay!
November 14, 2014 at 5:01 am
And at such a young age! That’s part of why this story fascinates me.
November 14, 2014 at 7:22 pm
Reblogged this on Loving Me, Too and commented:
I love it in the woods, too, Brooklyn Lilly. But sometimes it’s a little bit too cold to be out there. You gotta stay home and be safe for a while. Gather your strength and wisdom for adventures waiting for you on the far horizon of adulthood. It will be here before you know it!