Rain, Rain, Go Away

Last night Matt and I drove to San Antonio for another internship interview for him.  And while I’m thankful he has so many interviews (he is a stud, what can I say?), they are getting rather old and annoying (and I’m not even the one interviewing; I’m just tagging along!)  Though we could have headed back home after his interview today, I insisted weeks ago when we booked the trip that we should stay another night to enjoy the Riverwalk and all the fun outdoorsy things (and by outdoorsy I mean you can sit outdoors with a cocktail) San Antonio has to offer.  To bad, when we drove in last night it looked like this… via We Heart It

And then this morning when we woke up, it looked like this outside… via We Heart It

And as we attempted to walk on the Riverwalk and see the Alamo, the streets looked like this (minus the pretty fall colored leaves…) via We Heart It

And as I sit in our hotel room blogging, it looks like this… via We Heart It

Awesome.

And to the girl in this picture, seriously?  No one actually does this when it’s raining… via We Heart It

Oh and I checked the forecast for around dinner tonight.  Surprise… via We Heart It

Sadly, our room is prepaid via Hotwire, so heading back early with more money in our pockets isn’t really an option.  Boo.  Oh well, there are much (much!) bigger problems in life, so I will stop complaining and take advantage of a chance to curl up with my hubby in a cushy king bed, watch movies all night long, and send prayers of thanks that at least I have somewhere warm and dry to escape the rain.  Because after several days of watching CNN, I realize that a weekend spoiled by rain is nothing to whine about and would be a blessing to so many people right now.  So with that, I’ll take the rain with great thanks and continue to send prayers to people who truly have something complain about.