Driving in the am

9 times out of 10 during the week when I come to Birmingham, I end up staying the night. Last night, I went to the ham to celebrate Tiffany's birthday with her. We had so much fun and for her, it was a night of surprises. First off I gave her the crown...

First stop of the night...Chili's

Tiff said I kept giving her my evil plan face...


Then off to Bruster's...
where I had her open her present...
And to end a great night...I stayed at the dorms with Jenn. I drove home this morning while the sun was coming up. Here are some pics. [I know what you are thinking...I shouldn't be taking pics and driving...but they turned out really well :)]

When the sun started to break through the clouds...

There was an intense cloud cover this morning.
This was all the sun that was shining through in front of me.The sun was reeeally bright. As I was driving and gazing into the sunrise, something hit me. [No, not physically, but mentally.] The sun was shining so bright through the clouds that it was almost blinding and this came to me. When we are wondering what God really has in store for us or when we want to know more details about what He has already revealed to us, there is a reason behind Him not revealing more. Sometimes when we know too much detail it is almost blinding to our minds. We see so much detail and it may cause us to panic or worry about how these things will possibly be able to come about. So, sometimes we have cloud coverage in our minds/lives that help us to get to where He wants us to be. Storms, no matter how big or small, in our life help us. They help us to realize things about ourselves, help us see what we may not have known was there, and help form us into the beautiful children of God that He created us to be.

That's all for now.
Chels