Heart in the Sky

Today driving back from Tennessee, storm clouds were coming in. I looked in the sky and there was a heart!! Do you see it? God wanted to tell me He loved me, and I know He does but he's so good to us that He likes to create little reminders.
I love going home to Tennessee. I always feel so sad when I come back to Charlotte after leaving, but soon I get back in the routine of things. It sure is special to go to my Grandmama's house; I have to many special memories. There is so much love in her house, so much to learn, so much to be thankful for.

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