Busted By An Aggie

I've got a friend, well, I know this guy, who is an Aggie and he sends me a text on Friday about my math abilities and the sad part is, he was right.  Now, if you've even had something pointed out that you did that was wrong, you know how it can make you feel.  Imagine that same thing pointed out by an Aggie.  OUCH!


Hook 'em Horns is all I've got to say about that.


I had a deep philosophical/theological post I was planning for today but the busted by an Aggie thing has reduced me to wishing the NFL season would have been locked out and I wouldn't have to keep seeing Jerry on the TV screen while watching ESPN. 


I'm writing this on Friday and wondering what the Rangers are going to pull off this weekend.  Heath Bell to Texas?  Someone else?  No one coming to Texas?  I wouldn't mind seeing Robbie Erlin and Tanner Scheppers and Chris Davis somewhere else if it gets the Rangers back in the World Series.  They are good, promising players but I don't think any of them will get a good shot in Arlington and they deserve a good shot based on what little I know about them.


If you've read this blog, you know I'm a fan of Charity:Water.  Follow this link and read a very touching story about a young girl, a tragedy and what good might come from it.  Rachel's Story


I got to spend time with my buddies from Lifebread (www.lifebread.org) on Saturday.  I love people doing missions with a purpose greater than building a church building and hitting the road.  Dusty and his crew are doing good work and following the "teach a man to fish" principle...but with bread. 


That's all.


Grace and peace to you.