Friday, August 10th 2007
The fam and I are headed out for a long weekend at the beach. We’re going to visit my almost 90 year old cranky Nana who is probably already pacing by the window waiting for our arrival. (It takes 4 hours to get there.) She doesn’t believe in sassy children, internet access, eating anything that isn’t pre-frozen and thinks air conditioning is a luxury. In addition to all of that glory awaiting me, I have to drive over a very huge and extremely long bridge to get there…and back. Who is in control when your having a panic attack? Not me.
Pray for me or come rescue. I’ll be in need of both.
Until Thursday…Kimberly out.
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Just drive like your Nana would and you’ll be fine.
Have fun and hang in there.
That bridge is very, very safe. I promise you.
BUT, you’re going to the beach!!! I’m going to the country club with all the prissy, skinny, mean, drunk mommies AND my mother-in-law and small children. SO, have a cocktail, put in your iPod earbuds and ignore Nana.
Don’t forget the sunscreen – no premature wrinkles!
PRAYING! Oh hell and I praying.
No internet access? How will you survive?
Take that bridge head on
!!!! or maybe do a couple shots before you come to it! Have a great time at the beach.
yes, I’m still lurking around my favorite blogs- gosh, I feel so dirty-guess I might have to start a new one…
I am not driving over any bridges for awhile. Good luck to you.
Breathe slow, breathe deep, relax your muscles and think of something pleasant (like rose petals or pink clouds or Johnny Depp).
If you get this, we are going to be there too. Hit me on my cell if you get a chance.
oh! the family visit! I’ll pray for you.
Sometimes the generation gap seems almost too far to cross, doesn’t it?
I hope your visit went well.
Michelle