Just when I though there could be no way to comfort my two children, Robbie and Krista, only hours after burying their father, there was a special gift just for us. The morning was1.(cloud) with light drizzles(細雨)at times. The only2.(think) that came to my mind was how to comfort my children. My home was 3. (fill) with friends. My father had taken the children to play in the backyard to make them calm.

As my 4.(friend) would leave, I would walk them to the front door to see them 5.. We found the most amazing sight6.we walked out the front door：The end of a rainbow was clearly in our front yard，7. made all of us astonished.Before I could catch my breath，my father and the children were calling me from the backyard 8. (excite) to come and look at the beautiful rainbow in the backyard.

I ran to the backyard to see it. I looked over the house to see the most perfect rainbow 9. (shoot) its colors directly over our house. There were no words to describe the10. (warm) in my heart for what we were seeing: a true gift from God. It was a sign to me that he was still with us. I couldn’t help but cry.

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