The year was 1956. My first husband and I and our nine-month-old baby, Pam, moved from St. Louis to Fort Worth, Texas. We found a 【小题1】(love) apartment and settled in quickly. One chilly morning, I 【小题2】(head) for the Laundromat(洗衣店). I turned 【小题3】the engine of our 1953 Chevy 【小题4】(warm) up the car and put Pam in her car seat, 【小题5】back then was in the front seat. I locked the car door. 【小题6】I put the basket of laundry in the back seat and locked the other door. 【小题7】(sudden), I realized I had locked the 【小题8】(key) and my baby in the car and locked 【小题9】(I) out. I immediately went into panic mode. My neighbors had both gone to work, and there were no cell phones back then. As I looked up the street, I saw a red Ford pickup 【小题10】(drive) toward me. The driver stopped when he saw me crying and waving my hands. The man on the passenger side of the truck got out and said, “I have a car just like this one; let me see if my key will open the door.” It did! I have told so many people that God was the passenger in a red Ford pickup in October 1956.