April Don Andrews was a 15 year old from P Ridge, Arkansas.

She was a shy girl who had many siblings.

On Saturday, November 18, 2006, April and her family had taken a trip to a store.

When they got back, April decided to walk to a local church that was having a clothing drive.

She was never seen again.

I'm at to do. Oh, Since I'm now middle-aged, and I'm going to be turning 50 this year. I think I can say that most adults long to get something from their youth back.

Maybe it's their looks. Maybe the chance to make different choices the second time around.

Maybe it would be the opportunity to actually take all those naps and go to bed early like our parents

wanted. Instead of fighting them like we all did.

I mean really, what were we thinking? Or maybe it would be the chance to see everything as new again.

To not know what's out there in the world.

To not be so jaded about the future and the prospect of confronting our own deaths.

To not know about war and poverty and abuse and trolls and yes,

disappearances.

Because there is nothing more heartwarming and revealing,

and dare I say it, funny,

then a kid's unfiltered, honest, and ironic view of how everything works.

For adults to do it?

Well, comedians are the only ones that come close.

Well, April Andrews was a girl who viewed the world much like I've mentioned here,

with innocence, but maybe even more so due to her learning disability. Then she was gone. And the only witness connected

to April's case is a little girl like April. And we adults are left to wonder what she saw through a child's eyes.

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