Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Nineteen!


I don't know if you know this, but yesterday was my birthday! It was a really good day, it started with staying the night with Lauren the night before. We listened to Brian Reagan and ate a ton of cheese dip until 2 am. (Here's an insider tip: Brian Reagan is hilarious. Eating a bunch of cheese dip...not so funny.)
Needless to say, getting 4 1/2 hours of sleep made classes the next morning drag on foreeeeeever. But after we got out Mommy and I went to eat at Pizza Hut!
You know, it's funny how it was my 19th birthday, but I look about 15 in this picture. I don't know how I do it.

After lunch Lauren and I went shopping, and I got myself some presents. This wasn't one of them, I just happened to see it at Maurices. But you can bet when it goes on sale someone in my family is gonna be wearing it.
After running all around town, going to the Buckle with Nicholas, and having a fantastic Garden City time, we met up with Chelsey and Nickole and headed for the same place I've had my last three birthday meals. The Charro....Dodge City style.
We gave Dodge a little of the Garden City love.
Becky (in the middle) came to eat with us too, since she lives there now. She kept a watchful eye out for all of us the ghetto, since people don't mess with the Beckster.
When we got home Kelsie and Devon came over and we played Apples to Apples then watched the train episode of Grey's.
You wouldn't know it from the picture, but about 10 seconds later we were out for the night. SOOOO tired. Yup, it was a very successful 19th Birtday Palooza!

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Saturday, January 27, 2007

Give me an O!

O.M.G. tonight we frikin redic. It was sooo fun! K, here's the scuttlebutt.
We danced at the college basketball game and the boys won! It went into over time...it was intense and a really good game. Apparently it was advertised on the radio, so there was a ton more people there than usual, and everyone was cheering a lot more than they usually do.
We got a new girl, Natasha (on the right end). These were the studly vests we found at rue for 5 bucks. It was pretty much a steal.

This dance was so fun to do, and nobody has ever cheered this much for us. It was a beautiful thing. (We did part of Get Up, a dance we did last semester, before this part but...computers and technology are not my thing and I don't want to talk about it. So here's this part...it's the coolest half anyways.)


Get Up/Ghost on Vimeo

Afterwards Lauren, Chelsey, and I drove around for seriously like 25 or so minutes before we went to Pete's and hung out with all those fellas.
Now, brace yourself.

...The El Charro in Dodge has closed. I know. I cried. It's like a part of me died...plus I don't know what to do for my birthday now.

Anyway, enough about that. After Pete's, we drove around for another 25 minutes looking for Alfalfa street because one of Chelsey's friends was having a fiesta or something. Well, we couldn't find it. So we went to the soccer party, and holy crap. I know I've said parties have been packed in the past, but JAAYYYZZZ. It seriously took 3 minutes to get from the front room to the kitchen. In an apartment. But I must say, that was a fun little party they had goin. People were drunker than drunk and I can't even tell you how retarded Beer Pong is...but something about being able to tell a drunk person whatever you want because they won't remember in five minutes let alone on Monday...AH. Normally I don't appreciate drinking..at all. But sometimes I can work with it.

To sum up, the dance and the party made it a really fun Saturday. About El Charro, well...may it rest in peace. And by rest in peace I mean I'm going to call the owners and get the salsa recipe.

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Monday, January 08, 2007

Worth Dodge

Guess where Stana is in this picture?

It's the same place Kasey is...

And the same place I am taking the pictures (with the new kid).
We drove to Dodge tonight to eat at the Charro! The drive was a blur of baby/pregnant talk, but those cheese enchiladas...Why, I'd walk five hundred miles and probably five hundred more for those little guys. Going into Dodge city is a challenge all on it's own though. Regardless, it was a very very good meal, and I stocked my belly up on as much chips and salsa as it could take.

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