I am so sorry

We have been busy just doing stuff. We took Kitty out on Monday 2/23 up to the KOA in Bowling Green, Ky and spent the night. We just wanted to check everything out to make sure it was working right. Of course it wasn't. Everything was great till we went to close in the living room slide and found out that the carpet at the back of the rig was soaking wet. The holding tank in the back was leaking. Then when we went to dump her the toilet started leaking. Ok Lee says those are easy fixes. So we are driving down the hiway when the breaks started making a grinding sound. So off to Nashville she went. Everything was fixed and she was ready for pick up on Friday. Tuesday night and Wednesday morning is Bible study for Bree and I then Thursday I had a meeting at church with the retreat committee.
I must say I do not know how we worked. It seems like we never have enough time to get everything done that needs to be done.
They are calling for 1 to 2 inches of snow tonight so we will have to see what happens.
Alex is in England trying to get housing off base and just getting use to England. We are still waiting to hear about the TRC for Brianna. Now this is driving all of us crazy.

We wish everyone happiness and sunny skies.

Love
the Brandts

Wow What a Wild 1/2 hour

First as I type this Alex is on his way to England his flights were delayed in Oklahoma and in Chicago. He left Chicago 99 minutes late and is as of right now at 9:05 he is over "The Pond" going 633 MPH at 37,000 feet. Yes I am tracking his flight.. Ha ha ha...

The Storm here hit at 11:55 exactly the time the weather radio said it would. It lasted about 10 to 15 minutes and it rained so hard on the front windows it was like someone turned the hose on and pointed it towards the house. We suffered no ill effects except Direct T.V. went out for a few minutes. (I think it was from the heavy down pour) Shelia was on the phone with Carolyn at the time also. It was VERY windy after wards and still is right now but it has calmed down and is only blowing at 20 mph instead of 40 to 50.

It is nice to know that the weather radios work.........

First Severe Storm of 2009 (Maybe)

Alex leaves for England tomorrow. He is being reassigned to Mildenhall RAF. http://www.mildenhall.af.mil/Please keep him in your prayers. It will be a GREAT experience for him. He has reenlisted for another 6 years.

Brianna has qualified for the TRC and is now on a waiting list as soon as there is a opening she will go in and be evaluated to see if they can help her to learn a skill.

They are calling for severe weather to come through here around 10 or 10:30. Thunderstorms possible along with Tornadoes. We have 2 weather radios plus we have signed up for telephone alerts from a local T.V. station. http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=9795436&nav=menu374_3

Yes we have a plan....... I have included a couple links if interested......