We saw the beautiful northern lights tonight! It was incredible! So thankful to experience this amazing act of nature!
I'm having some issues getting larger video files to upload (having an email problem), so I will end up posting without them tonight.
This week, I've been paying attention to the aftermath of Helene and then Hurricane Milton. We have a decent amount of family and friends that were in Milton's path, though most were in the middle of the state and closer to the east coast. Our dear friends Rick and Jane said they lost power, which they expected. So they had prepared their camping trailer and it's running on propane and they can use the bathroom I think, and for sure the refrigerator.
It's heartbreaking all the loss of property and life due to these two hurricanes. Some people are convinced that they manipulated the weather.
We prayed that God would cause the storm to not be so damaging, even to cause the storm to disappear. It did do that as it came on land as a Cat3, and the eyewall dissipated!
Keep praying for the safety of everyone, pray for the recovery efforts. I read today that a lot of retired special ops guys are on the ground recovering bodies. It's been 13 days. The smells must be horrific. Pray that people would turn to God.
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