Following the deadly explosions Monday that rocked the city of Boston, area man Tom Sifton told reporters hes getting pretty tired of frantically rushing home from work as fast as he possibly can to hug his loved ones tight. I realize that desperately racing home to my wife and kids so I can hold them and tell them I love them is part of the routine now and I need to get used to it, but sometimes I just dont know if I have another one in me, the haggard 47-year-old said after clutching his children and telling them that everything will be all right as tears welled up in his eyes. I used to have to do this kind of thing maybe once a year, at most, but now it seems like every couple of weeks Im rushing home to hug my family, be thankful they werent the ones killed in a horrific shooting or bombing, and assure them I will always be there to protect them and keep them safe. Man, it gets exhausting. At press time, Sifton was telling his children something like this would never happen again, a practice he has mastered over the past six months. Coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings 