"You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do." - Eleanor Roosevelt
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Thanksgiving
This year for Thanksgiving my mom invited over some family friends and we all enjoyed a great late lunch and watched the Cowboy game. Also, this weekend Ben and I are off to the SMU football game. I have a few friends in town and am having lunch with one of them today :)
Sunday, November 15, 2009
A full weekend
This past weekend was fun. It all started off on Thursday evening with a fun bachelorette party. Then Friday, I went to a wedding rehearsal for my friend Beverly whose wedding I was in this weekend. After the rehearsal I was off to the rehearsal dinner and had a great time hearing all the toasts people had to say to Beverly and Dru. Then Saturday was a busy day. It started off with a bridesmaids luncheon. After that I went to get my nails and hair done for the wedding. The wedding was beautiful it was at St. Michael's church and then the reception was at the Dallas Museum of Art. I was in the house party for the wedding and my part was to hand out programs and sit with the house party during the wedding. When we finally arrived at the DMA for the reception Ben was waiting for me to get there. We had a great time listening to the band and talking to friends. We even stayed the whole time and left right after Beverly and Dru. It was so much fun being in the DMA and seeing how it was transformed from the everyday to a wedding reception.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Funny story
Today, while subbing at a local school, I heard a mom tell her older son to show his younger sister the school cafeteria while she was waiting for something in the school office. The little boy walks out into the hallway and points to the cafeteria and says to his sister, " That's the cafeteria", and then walks back with his sister. Meanwhile back in the office we are all laughing. Then the mom said, now if it was the girl she would go and show him where she sat and stuff like that. So it was funny to see a clear difference in boys and girls. The little girl said on the way back in the office, can I see the cafeteria? So the mom took them both to see it. So that is pretty funny
Saturday, October 24, 2009
getting stuck
Today the funniest thing happened to me. I went to a luncheon for a friend who is getting married in November. In the morning I went home and my mom helped me zip up my dress so I would be ready to go. I went to the luncheon and got back around 3pm or so. Then, I realized that I was not able to un-zip my dress myself and so I was "stuck" in my dress. I did not know if I should cry or laugh or both, as it was rather frustrating. I called a few people and none of them were able to help me due to the fact that they were doing other things. Finally, I went to my neighbors house to help me with my dress, after about 2 hours of being stuck in my dress, I was finally able to get out of it. It was pretty funny I must admit. Lesson learned, always make sure someone is able to help you get out of the dress.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Amazing weekend
This weekend was full of fun things. It started out on Saturday with the Texas OU game. Then went on to the SMU Navy game. The game started out with some amazing things. First we saw several people parachuting onto the field with the American flag and it was just really neat. Then, the Navy had a fly by of aircrafts that was just aww-inspiring, words can not describe it. By far the coolest thing that I have seen. President Bush and Laura Bush tossed the coin to begin the game. The game was well played by both sides.
Sunday, Ben and I went to see the opening of the new performing arts center in downtown Dallas. It was amazing to see all the new buildings. We went inside the opera house and watched a few performances and then continued to walk around. For lunch, we went to the DMA and then walked around to see an exhibit. After that we tried to catch a show at Booker T Washington school, but were unable to get in, so we went to the Nasher center to see the Art and Architecture exhibit. It was really cool to see models of buildings that I had been to in London. After a long day, we headed home.
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