A year ago this week, Karen and I were dodging snow flakes, outrunning a winter storm which had hit us in Charlotte, NC, threatened us in Greenville, SC and then pursued us from Hoschton and Augusta, GA until we were finally out of danger in Mayport, Florida. In a few days we will be heading to Mayport again and while two of our last three nights here in Madison will be sub-freezing, we will not be facing snow or other winter moisture. Today we are enjoying bright sunshine, temperature near 60, short sleeves and washing ministry vehicles. While much of the country has had literally tons of snow, we have not seen even a snowflake and we feel fortunate that winter has stayed away from us.
We will, of course, be watching the weather carefully for the next month and it will determine when we head out from Jacksonville and where we head to. We will need to be making plans for our return to Colorado in May and begin making doctor's appointments and other arrangements for vehicle registrations, inspections, etc within the next few months, but we hope snow is not going to be part of the equation. If it is, we trust God for the place to be and the time to be there. He has been a fantastic travel consultant so far. The cloud had been our guide and we follow it with confidence. Thank You, Lord.
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