The Good And The Bad

I feel as if someone is standing over me declaring, "Today is NOT your day."

The Good:
I was up bright and early this morning for a trip to Arizona.

The Bad:
Michael dropped me off and it wasn't until I was standing in the security line that I realized I left my phone in the car.

The Good:
The security officer told me I could get out of line and use the free public phones located one level up.

The Bad:
After finally locating those free public phones, not one of them worked.

The Good:
I found an airport employee who confirmed the phones did not work, but generously offered me the use of her cell phone.

The Bad:
Michael answered his phone, but was already 40 minutes away.  My flight was supposed to board in 30 minutes.

The Good:
I made it to my departure gate with 15 minutes to spare.

The Bad:
My flight was delayed 4 hours. I couldn't call anyone to let them know.

The Good:
 Free Wifi in the airport.  I was able to send a few emails notifying family of my current status.

The Bad:
Even though I had 4 hours to wait, I had no way to go home and get my phone.

The Good:
Southwest Airlines said they would give each delayed passenger a $100 voucher. My ticket cost $102.

The Bad:
 It is 1:30 p.m. This is the time I should have arrived at Sky Harbor airport. Instead I remain seated in Concourse C of the Denver Airport.

The Good:
I had time to get lunch.

The Bad:
Our departure time is now 3:45 instead of 3:20.

I'm waiting for more Good.

 James 1:17

Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow of turning.