I know, I know

I understand that this is my third post today, but I have a lot to say since I decide to start writing. If anyone is interested, these thoughts actually come from today.

I had planned on doing so much today and didn't get half of it done. All I can say is that I am really watched over. I had to go to the Bishop's Storehouse today otherwise I was going to be out of food till who knows when. I got out of my meeting later than I had anticipated and it was snowing. On top of all that, I knew I had to stop and put gas in my car. I wasn't sure what time the storehouse closed, but I was sure that I wasn't going to make it, yet I felt the prompting to go. I was highly stressed because of the snow storm and thought for sure that I was wasting my time. I had several opportunities to turn around and almost did twice, but the gentle prompting of the Spirit told me that I would arrive safely at my destination and get there before the storehouse closed. I must say that driving 25 mph has never been my favorite, but I wanted to be safe so I continued to trudge along in the snow. I pulled up to the building and there were lights on and cars out front. I pulled in to a parking spot, got out of my car to check the closing time and I got there with 15 minutes to spare. Gratitude filled my heart. The one day a week that the storehouse was open past 4:30, and I could go. It may not seem like a miracle to anyone one but me, but I know that I was being watched over tonight.

It is funny how these little situations happen. Tonight reminded me of when I went to Audrey's wedding and I lost my oil cap on I-15 at the Point of the Mountain. I should have run out of oil on the 15, my car should have stopped working and I should have been stranded, but I wasn't I got off the freeway and could pull into the Wal-Mart parking lot and everything was fine because I felt I needed to 1.) put another quart of oil in before I left and 2.) I had a quart in my trunk. I should really write these expereices down more often.

My helpful hint for the day is to always follow the promptings of the Spirit, He will never lead steer you wrong.