I woke up this morning and flipped on the news to check on the final results of the Super Tuesday (where 21 states held primaries as part of the U.S. presidential election process), but something else is dominating the news: an outbreak of over 60 tornadoes ripped through the southern part of the country, leaving at over 40 dead (so far) in their wake. It's winter here in the States, so tornadoes are rare this time of the year. My heart goes out to the communities and folks affected by these storms (which are gearing up again today). Even after experiencing the aftermath of one of these a little over a year ago, I can’t begin to imagine what it would be like to lose your home or someone in your family. Prayers go out.(Image: from photos I took after the F-2 tornado ripped through Montgomery, Alabama in Nov. 2006)