I tell you, after reading about all the devastation across Mo. last night and this morning it really makes me count my blessings. I was in Wichita, Ks Thursday morning and had to come thru Kansas City and was home last night, (after stopping at Lois's house for a wonderful salad supper) about 11:30 . The wind was horrible, mostly from the south at about 35 mph gusts. But as I came east I could see the sky darkening behind me and at times it seemed like the wind was at my back, even pushing me home. I even commented to Lois that somehow I had made real good time and was almost two hours earlier than I expected to be. I guess some of my angels were behind me making sure I was out of danger. I don't know how many times over the last three years in this job that I have heard of terrible weather or accidents just behind me. I'm so glad I know the maker of the storm, and I am very aware of the times He has changed my plans to keep me from being where the destruction was to be, or of the times when I have taken a wrong turn just to find out later that the road I would have taken was shut down because of an accident and I would have been right in the middle of the mess. I don't know how people live without the peace that passes all understanding.