God’s Angel

Around two weeks ago, Hanna and I were in a car accident. I was yielding from a residental area where we live and that road deals with going into a highway in which people go around 55 mph. I remember that night before thinking of how the process of closing in on my house in San Antonio was coming to an end. I did not have any luck renting it out and due to the distant of where I live now had to sell it. This was the last visual thing my dad and I had planned out together. Also the last home I lived in where he would come to visit me. Despite closing that chapter of my life, it is hard to say goodbye. Needless, to go back to where my story started: the collision of myself and a truck resulted in Hanna's side of the vechile being completely messed up (referred to as beinf tboned). I had a hard time with the memories of her crying. The vechile did not seem to stop. The impact could have really hurt us as my whole back windshield broke and glass shattered everywhere. Thankful to God because not either of us were hurt but the glass did not touch her. I feel that it was an angel. Due to everything, the car was totaled with not much money back for the situation. I am thankful for the help of others: my neighbors in the area, my hubby, my family, and coworkers for that day.

I think God is constantly teaching me to slow down. And sometimes we are not good at things. In my case, I am not the greatest driver, but plan to work on my anxiety in this situation. Also I am so blessed despite the unexpected occurences in life. I have been happily married for half a year now. I am honored to be in a Godly marriage that continues to grow and challenge me (in a good way) in my walk of faith. This also will most likely be my last year of teaching as I graduated in December with my Masters. As much as I love my students, I know that it is time for me to move on. To grow in the Special Education field. Although, I feel I have had made an impact on these kids lives. ❤