Buggy whips of the 21st century

We rushed a load that was due at 5:15 AM from Salt Lake City,UT to Cheyenne,WY. They gave me a fuel stop; however, I declined, therefore this trip was pure profit. Which is a good thing! So we are now sitting at the Flying J in Cheyenne. I was in the truck checking the QualComm and noticed the windmills in the distance. These are the super large ones, some of which are imported from Holland. So I was thinking if the world is still running around 100 years from now, those windmills will simply be standing as eyesores if they are still standing.

100 years from now, how many buggy whips will I have passed on? How many of the truths of God will I have passed on? I know, not directly, but in the lives I was allowed to touch.

It is cold outside, so I am working in the truck stop on the computer rather than spend my time in the truck. It is a Clint Eastwood marathon on the TV which is OK; however, the smoking is not good. I asked Jesse to find a church for us to attend today. He looked it up incorrectly, but it didn't matter. There are no churches within walking distance of where we are today.