Maderville

Rain Rain Go AWAY!
Okay, I can live with the rain. It's the tornadoes I can live without. I felt really sorry for Barbie Bassett tonight as she had to spend some time explaining to a viewer...Pam, I think it was, why she had to interrupt her regularly scheduled program for a weather update. HELLOOOOOO!!! I am quite certain that the sky wasn't falling out over her house for the whole 6 hours of weather reporting but I wonder if she thought that someone else might benefit from the reports. Yeah, it can get a little annoying but she has a job to do and it is her (and her stations) responsibility to keep us safe and informed. The email she sent her was just nasty. I am sure Barbie was dying to stand up there 8 1/2 month pregnant to report the weather. The poor kid was probably wondering where supper was :) Anyway, Pam from somewhere in MS, give her a break and be thankful that you (apparently) didn't have any damage to your home or yourself. There! It's off my chest.

Hubby was out of town tonight so I had to make sure I had all of the safety provisions in order for the three of us.(Don't forget Bella!) It was pretty scary thinking that I may have to really protect her life in that way. It hadn't really dawned on me until today but EVERY day is about protecting her life...not just in dangerous situations. I mean, I knew it but I never really analyzed it like that until I began walking around the house figuring out where the safest place would be if we heard 'the train' coming. I called my neighbor to let her know that it was just us in case something happened. I got her formula and bottled water together in one place just in case, too. That was not a reality check I was prepared for. Fortunately, God was good to us and we went through the worst part of the night without a hitch. Thank you, Lord, for looking after us and especially Landry.