I don't see why we can't play both (tell a story about it, if you like )

1. c4, e5; 2. Nc3, Bc5; 3. e3, Nf6; 4. a3 (Here are the other moves I considered: d4 (with the idea of French in Reverse), g3 (fienchetto idea, offers flexibility), Nf3 (a good threatening move), and f4 (maybe later)..... However, the move I decided upon is a3. It may seem like a "small move" except that it takes away squares (a trapping move) from your Bishop and Prepares for an un-contested attack of b4, on the Bishop. I am not worried about the space gaining counter to this move of a4 because my goal was to take away a single square, i just hope for more (maybe, in the future)! I figure White's plan could be either: d3, d4, 0-0, or Nc3 on his next move (most likely)). And I am ready for it, bring it on!!!

So, I guess the story is your Bishop! (but we'll have to see, don't want to get my hopes too far ahead of myself) Say a little prayer for me!