May God Bless Texas. If I were ever going to live in the USA, it'd be in Texas. A lot of God fearing people down there. my TX family members in their 70s live right across the border- literally down the street- from Mexico have had days and nights w/o power or water (praise the Lord for answered prayers its all back on today) and they are covered in snow right now! it is truly bizarre!! Multiple TX fam have gone into literally empty grocery store and Walmart...gas pumps out...restaurants closed...in past few days...unbelievable stuff... we haven't been over freezing in our part of TX in a week w/ several of nights in the negatives, but thank the Lord we had our electricity and therefore heat! i pray we will bless Israel as a country...i guess he did call them finally and giving at least lip service to being good allies? God is definitely loosening our grip and removing some appeal of this world that is becoming more and more hostile of us and ignorant of the goodness and power of our Lord...praying for many to call on Him now as the heat is turned up - even by unexpected cold!! The coldest I remember as a child was the day it was -63.4 F. With wind chill it was below -94 F, maybe even -100 F. School wasn't cancelled but my mother was kind enough to walk me the three blocks to school to make sure I didn't freeze to death. (The car wouldn't start!) Those were the days when we would play road hockey for hours on end in -20 F weather. Better than being stuck inside all day. 😛 It'll be nice in eternity to not have to experience that cold again. Brrrr!!! did u live in Siberia, Arthur??! yuck! No, I lived in the Northwest Territories in Canada. Pine Point to be exact. It's a town that no longer exists. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pine_Point,_Northwest_Territories I moved there when I was 5 and left when I was 10. Great memories. The clean, crisp air. The incredible Northern Lights in the winter. The long summer nights where it was just twilight at midnight, so you were allowed to play outside until 11 pm. My father coming home from fishing trips with 45 pound Northern pike that were bigger than I was. Lol. Yes, it was cold in the winter (go to school in the dark and come home in the dark) and the mosquitoes, horseflies and deerflies were terrible in the summer but those where days I will always cherish. With the town no longer existing, it's a bit surreal knowing that you can't go home again. It's hard to put into words but I really do think there's a spiritual application there. Anyway, believe me, you can get used to -40 F weather. It's not so bad. 😉 
Praying for a quick recovery.
