Turning 36 was pretty awesome. I started off the day at work with a birthday
bagel from Lori on my desk, great start, big fan of food on my desk. Then the
office surprised me with Gigi’s cupcakes and sang happy birthday to me. I got a
card from my parents with some much needed loot, a card from Sarah, and all
kinds of birthday love on Facebook.
After work I had my main squeeze pick me up at my front door with a rose, a teddy
bear and a card in hand. AAWWW! Well that is a first for me; I don't think I
have ever been greeted a boy at my door bearing gifts as he escorts me to
dinner. We arrived at Stoney River and were promptly taken to our reserved
table. Will helped the hostess remove the extra place settings from the table,
for a minute there I thought he was gonna follow her to the kitchen with the extra
glasses ready to put them away.
We had a
wonderful steak dinner with all the fixins, great convo, many laughs all mixed
with country-isms of course. We reminisced about our first date that we had at
this same spot, all those days ago. I had a slice of birthday cake, some
birthday wishes from the staff and we went back to my place to chill. It was
perfect day.
Friday night I got together with the half circle for part two of the
celebration. Brandy, Kelly and I had a much needed girl’s night out and we had
an absolute blast. Three loud ladies kept it within our realm of comfort. We
managed to maintain a very casual, low key, drama free night that had more
laughs than I knew what to do with.
They
sponsored the whole evening and I am very thankful for them for showing me a good
time.
Saturday we got up and I made a beeline for the country. When I got there we
took Will’s new golf clubs out for a spin. We spent the afternoon hitting golf
balls into the hay field. He was very good at it, I had no idea the boy had
such skills, so that was a nice surprise. I on the other hand looked like an awkards
left hander trying to hit a ball right handed. I don’t care how comfortable you
are with someone, whiffing ball after ball is just embarrassing. I did manage
to hit the ground a few times a top speed, that was about the time that Will,
oh so gracefully, took the brand new club out of my hands and well that was it.
I did however realize that this activity could be really fun so I am going to
get a left handed club and then we shall see some real action take place.
We then went to the movies and since the movie he wanted to watch didn't
start until 9 (remember there are only two movies playing at once in Fayetteville)
so we had to settle for Hansel and Gretel in 3D. We are now sitting in the
theater looking likes dorks with glasses on bobbing and weaving and ducking at
things zinging at our faces. I liked the movie, Will not so much. Sorry Hun,
you'll have to go watch the dirty dog Arnold Swartzacheater another time.
Well that is all I got. I have already finished my first Nick Sparks novel
and I ready for the movie to come out on V. Day (
Safe Haven) and now I am already invested in the next book...
The Best of Me.