Do you believe in signs?

Do you believe in signs? I don't but if I did this would be a giant billboard on a one-way road leading to a a deadend.
If you've been following my blogs, you know that I've been on the ranch since Christmas. My family, Susan, Jeff, Georgia, Jack and Joe stayed in Tennessee to finish the school year. The plan's always been finish the school year, pack up and move west to Snyder and the Windmill Ranch.
Possible sign (I don't believe, but if I did...) #1 happened a few months ago. The plan WAS move from Tennessee into the house my granddad built @ Randals Corner. Big house.. lots of room.. wonderful craftmanship.. many wonderful memories. Well, it burned to the ground. Inspectors called it an electrical problem. Okay, we've dealt with that.
Now possible sign (I don't believe) #2 just happened. The 18-wheeler hauling our my family's belongings; furniture, appliances, clothes, keepsakes, pots, pans, dishes,... everything's been impouned.. near Austin.
The driver called with his side of the story. I spoke to Texas DPS they gave their story. I tend to believe their report. The driver got into a minor wreck. The DPS investigated. They found the tractor had 25+ outstanding citations and the trailer had NOT been registered since 1997. And for icing on the cake, the company didn't have operating authority in Texas.
So now... all my family's stuff is in the Cedar Park impound lot. Wanna hear something else weird. Cedar Park is in Williamson County Texas. We're moving from Williamson County Tennessee.
Too weird.... that's why I don't believe in signs.
Bill Robertson