Tori and Dean in Hollywood and Good Spouses

Last night nothing was good on TV when the kids were in bed, so we watched the end of a Tori and Dean show. Have you seen it? Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott are moving back to Hollywood and raising a family of two children who are really close together birth wise, (He has a son from a previous marriage who doesn't live near LA.). Anyway, in the midst of all the moving mayhem, she realizes that her son, Liam, isn't on a waiting list for a prestigious preschool in Hollywood. She finds out that for many of the best schools, he is already out because he is one year old and not on a waiting list. In short, many of the good schools are already taken. This show made me laugh because they freak out over the decorating the house, his preschool, every little thing. While I was going to sleep, for other reasons, I was thinking about Mike, and what a good husband/father he is. I was thinking of how I know my dad, as well as me, prayed for the person I would marry for a long, long time. I prayed frequently with long lists for my true love. I really believe that Mike is an answer to these prayers, actual proof in the flesh that God listens to and answers prayers. Then, I realized that I hadn't been praying for Jack and Molly's spouses. I started laughing because I thought, like Tori spelling, what if all the great spouses have already been requested in granted, like a giant heavenly dating service, because so many Christians who were more with it than me have years ahead of Jack and Molly in their parent's prayers. What if all the great ones have already been passed out, and because I waited until Jack was five and Molly was three, God is down to just the "good" list. Sorry kiddos. You might wind up with a spouse with a strange tick or habit that is really annoying because your ole Mom was dozing off the first few years of your life. Like Tori Spelling, I waited to long to get you guys in good with a good Christian family. I began praying last night for Jack and Molly to get them at least wait-listed in the heavenly dating game. I am wondering if anyone who reads these blogs prays for their kids or grandkids spouses?