Howdy, welcome to the Breakaway podcast, recorded on the campus of Texas A&M.

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We hope you enjoy the message. Well, about four years ago, I made a very, very poor decision.

I decided to drive about three hours from Austin, Texas to Dallas, Texas.

Yeah, I got it. Jesus loves you too. Anyway, I made the decision to make this three-hour drive

with a two and a half year old and a five-month-old by myself. All right. So I started out on this trip in about an hour

into our journey together. Everything was going, I mean, it couldn't have been smoother. And so I just

decided, you know, it's lunchtime. So we pulled off in Temple to eat lunch at chick-fil-a and so before i got out of the

car i really just processed through everything that needed to happen in order for me to get into

chick-fil-a and out of it with these two children without dying all right so i processed through all of it

and so then we made our way into chick-fil-A, and you should have seen me. I mean, I had this diaper bag over my shoulder. I had this car seat carrier with Andrew, my five-month-old in it, and then I had a two-and-a-half-year-old Noah in my hand. And I mean, like the really sweet people at Chick-fil-A, you can just see pity on their face.

When they're opening the door, it's like, no, after you. Okay, please. You need this. Okay?

And so we sit down during the meal, and man, I am just killing it. I mean, it's just going perfectly

well. But then right there in the middle of lunch,

Andrew, my five-year-old, poops.

And so it's like, okay, he dropped a bomb in his pants,

and we're going to need to do something about that.

And so we kind of pack up all of our food.

I get my diaper bag I get Andrew

and I get Noah and I take us into the bathroom in Chick-fil-A in Temple and

so I pulled down the changing table and I begin to start I start changing

Andrew and Noah is right here at my side and for some reason it's like all of the

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