I laugh in the face of danger.

Yesterday, my mother and I were doing some last minute shopping, when we witnessed a car accident while on the highway. Well, we didn't really witness it, but it happened right in front of us. I don't know why we didn't see it, but just a few cars away, a man had managed to flip his car and he landed it right in the middle of the two lane highway. The amazing thing was that no one hit him. I got out of the car to see if I could help with anything, and the guy inside didn't seem too hurt. I made a call to 911, reported the accident, and on our way out we could see the emergency vehicles driving towards the scene.
As we continued driving, my mom made a comment about how it's really not safe anywhere. There we are on our way to the store, and it's a miracle that we avoided a pile up. It was quite an experience.
Today I leave for Kenya, and I'll be arriving there tomorrow morning. I know there are probably a lot of different things that could happened to me while I'm there, but if this is where God is leading me, then I almost feel safer going there than driving on the highway. I'm putting a lot in God's hands here, including things like safety. I'm pretty sure He's going to be O.K. with that responsibility.
I'll probably going to be able to update this once I get to Kenya tomorrow because Eric and I will be staying at a friend's house. But until then, "Goodbye America!"