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Looking Forward to the Weekend


Heck no, I am not doing the half Iron Man in Texas.  Let's just get that cleared up from the start.  But my wonderful husband is!  I am so proud of him and I cannot wait for this weekend!

Andy and I are headed to Galvaston tonight and we will get to spend the weekend together with no children and I cannot wait!  (BeBe is flying in today to keep the brood.)  I'm excited to just be with my hubby.  Weekends away are so rare and I cherish them so much!  We have TONS to talk about and we need to laugh a lot!  And then he has the whole race to do and I cannot wait to cheer him on!

So, if you think about it, pray for the Braners.  Pray that BeBe does okay with the five children (she once told me that her limit is two--oops), pray that Andy and I have good quality time and that the decisions we need to make this weekend about our future are clear and pray for Andy on Sunday as he busts it in this race of a lifetime.  (And, to that reader who doesn't like it when I ask for prayers that seem trivial compared to world hunger and stuff, sorry, you'll have to deal with my pettiness yet again.)

So, we'll be off this evening. . .leaving on a jet plane. . . . !

Comments

Ha! Prayers are prayers, no matter how great or small. That cracked me up! I'm originally from Houston - been to Galveston many times. Have fun! Love your blog!

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