Angels watching over Me

I had a job in Phoenix over the weekend. I had left my glasses at home, and I did not realize how badly I needed my glasses for driving at night. I got off work after 8 pm, so it was pretty dark out. As I started to drive out of the parking lot, I realized, "wow, I can't see!" Everything was blurry(especially after being under florescent lighting all day). I tried not to panic, just thought to myself, "I will drive slow", but I had 30 miles to go to my daughter's house where I was staying and all the Memorial holday traffic was "not" driving slow. First thing I did was miss my entrance to the freeway that I needed to be on, it came up so quickly and I could not read the sign until it was too late. So I proceeded to drive in the wrong direction, all the while, not being able to even read the street signs. The glare from all the cars headlights really complicated things, and I contemplated calling my daughter and telling her I needed her to come get me. I said "Lord, help me to see, help me to get home!" I began singing all my favorite Christian songs to Jesus. I managed to find my way back to the interstate and all of a sudden I felt such peace. It was as if there was someone else driving my car. (it felt almost as if I were to let go of the steering wheel, I would still be sailing on..which of course I didn't do) :-) As I drove down the freeway, there was a lot of traffic, but none of it seemed to be around me. When I needed to change lanes, there was always a large opening for me. No one followed me to close, or cut me off because I was only doing the speed limit (not going 10 or 15 mph faster as alot of the traffic was doing) :-) I really felt God's Presence, as if He had set Angels about my car to keep me safe. I arrived at my destination safely and completely at peace, with total gratitude for God and all His blessings and "wonder" PTL OutAsh said... I love the way your describe your journey. It is amazing how we all have our Angels watching over us. Some in the form of friends.love & lightOutAsh