I had the absolute time of my life last weekend. Nothing could've gone better (except it could've lasted forever). Last weekend I got to (re) meet my cousin and his wife, see my cousin I haven't seen in 7 years and meet his wife and 4 year old, see my fav cousins, and party like it was the end of the world! My (second) cousin, who I admit I am not close with nor do I know very well, got married on Saturday, which was, obviously, the weekend of the 4th of July. We (as in Matthew and I) went to my parents house on the 3rd after work to make a long weekend of it. On the Fourth we just hung out at home with my family and my neighbor and played yard games, shot some fireworks, had some beers, and grilled out. It was a lot of fun. On Friday Matt and I got up super early and left to spend the day at the Omaha Zoo. It was hot out, but I had a lot of fun. We spent about four hours there, and even though we didn't get to see EVERYTHING, we saw quite a bit. I was ready to be done walking after four hours. Not seeing everything this time gives us an excuse to go back someday!
Then it was back to Sioux City for the wedding weekend! The first person I saw (and got to witness me struggling with the luggage cart) was my cousin Boyd!!! The one I haven't seen since I was too young to even remember him! (I have pictures as evidence!) He gave me a great big hug and I went on my way with that stupid luggage cart. They all had to be at the rehearsal dinner so they met back up with us later that evening. I think they got back around 9 and we (well, most of us) were up until about 1:30 drinking and catching up on each other's lives! It was especially exciting to meet Boyd's wife and visit with her. Even though it was if we already knew each other (thanks, Facebook!)
Saturday was the wedding. It was a very beautiful wedding and Kayla looked gorgeous (as always). It was short and sweet too, which is always a bonus. The rest of the evening/night was spending drinking, taking a million pictures, dancing, and taking over the photo booth that Tyler and Kayla had at the wedding! I am definitely getting a photo booth at my wedding reception when I get married! We had more fun with that thing than anyone else there! The wedding dance went until 2 am, and of course we didn't stop there. We were up until almost 4 am BSing. It made for a long drive back on Sunday, but if I had the chance to do it all over again, I would! I found out that us Schaefer's have more in common that we probably would've imagined. It's re assuring to know some of those things! HA!
So...after that great weekend, the best I've had in a very long time, came a bad week. I had one of "those" weeks, the ones that come around this exact time every year, and also at some point in the middle of winter. It hasn't been a fun week. This is what it's been like and how I have been feeling..
Tired, all of the time, no matter how much I sleep. Wanting to sleep, all of the time, even if I'm not tired. Lonely even though I haven't bee alone but for an hour here or there. Sad, even though I can't figure out what there is to be sad about. Anxious, even though there is NOTHING to be anxious about. Depressed, about what?! Hopeless, hell I'm never HOPEFUL! Bored. Uninterested. Mad at the stupidest little things that nobody should ever get mad about. It has been TERRIBLE. Everyone in the world could ask me what's wrong and I will not have an answer for them. I'm in one of those funks that I can't get out of. I know that (hopefully tomorrow) I will wake up and life will be back to normal and it'll be like this past week never even happened. These "downers" seem to last about a week. Sometimes a little less, but not usually any longer. I don't like it. I hate it. I can't explain it and nobody can understand it. I get small bursts of energy that last about an hour and then I'm done. Matthew has offered several options for things to do and I just say no. Why?! They're things I normally like to do!! It's frustrating not only for me, but for anyone that has to deal with me, or anyone that goes through this themselves.
Anyways, I feel like maybe I might be on the ups. I hope I wake up tomorrow and life is back to normal and I can carry on with my normal routine. Feeling like this takes a lot of energy out of me. Energy I don't have to begin with. I might go completely in sane if this goes on any longer.
That's all for now, here's hoping!
July 14, 2013
June 2, 2013
Boring.
I'm not real sure what my deal is lately, or why I'm in this "funk", but I have a good idea of what may be causing it. Every year for the past...oh 3 or 4 years some big change has happened in my life. Some of those being good changes, and some of those being things I had to work through. This is about the time of year that all of those big things have happened. This year, nothing is new or exciting in my life. Everything is just the same ol, same ol. I'm sitting alone, again, thinking about all of the great things I would like to do but can't afford, thinking of all the friends that live far away that I wish I could visit but again, can't afford, wishing I was closer to my family in times like this so I wouldn't have to feel so bad about my life.
Three years ago I graduated from college. This was a huge step in my life. Something not many people thought I could do. It was a huge transition for me going from being in school full time and working some part time jobs here and there to having a full time internship to having my first "big girl" job.
Two years ago I went through a terrible break up, flew to the east coast to visit a friend without telling anywhere where I was at (to this day not many people other than the one I was with, and Matthew know that I was there...sshh!) and I also met Matthew two years ago around this time. All of that happened within about 4-6 weeks of each other. Talk about ups and downs!
Last year I got a new job. A job I had been looking for since I graduated three years ago. Some (that listen to me complain) would probably not think I like my job. But I really do...it's what I went to school to do, it's what I have a passion for. It makes me feel good at the end of the day. That is, on days I don't want to pull my hair out and scream at the top of my lungs because I'm stressed out =) Either way, I can't believe that at the end of the month I will have been there for a year already. Time just goes too fast.
So here I am now waiting for something big to come along and happen in my life. I have no high hopes of anything, in fact my hopes are about as non-existent as they come anymore. This probably wouldn't bother me so much if new and great things weren't happening to everyone around me.
I don't know that I'm expecting anything to happen, but it would probably help liven my life up a bit. Anyways, that's my vent about how boring my life is./end rant.
Three years ago I graduated from college. This was a huge step in my life. Something not many people thought I could do. It was a huge transition for me going from being in school full time and working some part time jobs here and there to having a full time internship to having my first "big girl" job.
Two years ago I went through a terrible break up, flew to the east coast to visit a friend without telling anywhere where I was at (to this day not many people other than the one I was with, and Matthew know that I was there...sshh!) and I also met Matthew two years ago around this time. All of that happened within about 4-6 weeks of each other. Talk about ups and downs!
Last year I got a new job. A job I had been looking for since I graduated three years ago. Some (that listen to me complain) would probably not think I like my job. But I really do...it's what I went to school to do, it's what I have a passion for. It makes me feel good at the end of the day. That is, on days I don't want to pull my hair out and scream at the top of my lungs because I'm stressed out =) Either way, I can't believe that at the end of the month I will have been there for a year already. Time just goes too fast.
So here I am now waiting for something big to come along and happen in my life. I have no high hopes of anything, in fact my hopes are about as non-existent as they come anymore. This probably wouldn't bother me so much if new and great things weren't happening to everyone around me.
I don't know that I'm expecting anything to happen, but it would probably help liven my life up a bit. Anyways, that's my vent about how boring my life is./end rant.
May 29, 2013
The Incredible.....
Edible, egg!!!! Let me tell you, I am officially a grown up. Let me explain why.
When I was little my grandma tried to feed me a poached egg. (To this day I don't even know what a poached egg is, but that's what my mom tells me) I gagged and made a big fuss and wouldn't eat the thing. I wouldn't touch eggs growing up "unless they were baked in a cake". That's what I used to tell people anyways, when they asked how I like eggs. I wouldn't come within feet of eggs. I hated the sight of them, and I most definitely hated the smell of them. When my dad would ask "how do you want your eggs, Meg?" I had to growl at him because I couldn't understand why he never remembered that I HATE EGGS!!! When I got a little older, and I'm talking a few years ago, I got brave and tried my mom's baked eggs. I figured there was enough bread, cheese, meat, and veggies in them to even taste the egg, so why not? I added a little hot sauce and scarfed them down! Pretty soon I was asking my mom to make egg bake every time I was home. Time went on and Matthew and I were out for breakfast one weekend. I wanted a breakfast scrambler platter thing, that came with, you guessed it, EGGS!! I decided to face my fears and ordered it with my eggs scrambled.....with the same thought process that there was enough other stuff in it to drown out the egg taste, and maybe even enough other stuff that I could just eat around the eggs? Well, to my surprise, I liked it!!! The next time we went out for breakfast, I got an omelet. I got it at Perkins because I figured it was my best bet at getting a "good" one. I had that thing gone in a matter of bites!!
That was a few months ago. About two or three weeks ago I was really hungry one morning, so for breakfast I made myself some eggs and sausage in the microwave. I added enough cheese, salt, and pepper that I couldn't even see the egg. When I was home this past weekend and my mom made brunch, she asked how I wanted my eggs. For the first time EVER I did not GROWL, and POUT about the fact that "nobody ever remembers that I DON'T LIKE EGGS!!", I simply told my mom...."as long as the yolks are cooked I will eat them". She probably pooped her pants a little bit, because I have never answered with that pleasant of a response. My mom made us fried eggs, and I ate two. This morning, I made myself a fried egg and put it on an English Muffin with cheese and ate it. I couldn't even taste the egg!!! I'm already looking forward to having it again tomorrow for breakfast :)
All I have left to conquer is a deviled egg (I probably won't ever like those), potato salad (ewww!), and a plain old hard boiled egg. I'm thinking hard boiled is the only other type that stands a chance. If I can digest a hard boiled egg I can do a pickled egg, because I love me ANYTHING that is pickled!
That, my friends, is my story about learning to like the incredible, edible, egg. I also feel like I am finally a grown up. That certainly does not mean I'm going to act like one, though!
When I was little my grandma tried to feed me a poached egg. (To this day I don't even know what a poached egg is, but that's what my mom tells me) I gagged and made a big fuss and wouldn't eat the thing. I wouldn't touch eggs growing up "unless they were baked in a cake". That's what I used to tell people anyways, when they asked how I like eggs. I wouldn't come within feet of eggs. I hated the sight of them, and I most definitely hated the smell of them. When my dad would ask "how do you want your eggs, Meg?" I had to growl at him because I couldn't understand why he never remembered that I HATE EGGS!!! When I got a little older, and I'm talking a few years ago, I got brave and tried my mom's baked eggs. I figured there was enough bread, cheese, meat, and veggies in them to even taste the egg, so why not? I added a little hot sauce and scarfed them down! Pretty soon I was asking my mom to make egg bake every time I was home. Time went on and Matthew and I were out for breakfast one weekend. I wanted a breakfast scrambler platter thing, that came with, you guessed it, EGGS!! I decided to face my fears and ordered it with my eggs scrambled.....with the same thought process that there was enough other stuff in it to drown out the egg taste, and maybe even enough other stuff that I could just eat around the eggs? Well, to my surprise, I liked it!!! The next time we went out for breakfast, I got an omelet. I got it at Perkins because I figured it was my best bet at getting a "good" one. I had that thing gone in a matter of bites!!
That was a few months ago. About two or three weeks ago I was really hungry one morning, so for breakfast I made myself some eggs and sausage in the microwave. I added enough cheese, salt, and pepper that I couldn't even see the egg. When I was home this past weekend and my mom made brunch, she asked how I wanted my eggs. For the first time EVER I did not GROWL, and POUT about the fact that "nobody ever remembers that I DON'T LIKE EGGS!!", I simply told my mom...."as long as the yolks are cooked I will eat them". She probably pooped her pants a little bit, because I have never answered with that pleasant of a response. My mom made us fried eggs, and I ate two. This morning, I made myself a fried egg and put it on an English Muffin with cheese and ate it. I couldn't even taste the egg!!! I'm already looking forward to having it again tomorrow for breakfast :)
All I have left to conquer is a deviled egg (I probably won't ever like those), potato salad (ewww!), and a plain old hard boiled egg. I'm thinking hard boiled is the only other type that stands a chance. If I can digest a hard boiled egg I can do a pickled egg, because I love me ANYTHING that is pickled!
That, my friends, is my story about learning to like the incredible, edible, egg. I also feel like I am finally a grown up. That certainly does not mean I'm going to act like one, though!
May 7, 2013
Could it be?!
That SPRING is FINALLY here?!?!? It's been nice for more than one day a row now, and if that's not a sure sign of spring finally arriving in May, then I don't know what is! I won't eve complain if it rains or storms, because at least it's warm and it's not snow!!! Along with the nicer weather and the sunshine I think my mood has improved...or maybe it's the 1000 IU of Vitamin D I pop everyday...ha!
What saddens me though, is that summer is fast approaching, and before I know it, it will be here and gone in the blink of an eye! I don't have anything super excited planned this summer as far as trips go, but I do have plans that involve going home a couple times, a bowling tournament for a breast cancer fundraiser, a trip to the Omaha Zoo and a wedding in which I will get to see a cousin I've never be before, and one I haven't seen in about 7 years, a Tim McGraw concert, and a girls weekend to an undecided location. And that's only up through July! August will bring a camping trip with my parents and the Brown County Fair! Thinking about all of it makes me excited for the sun, warm weather and spending all of my free time outside!!!
My life has been a bore as of late. I pretty much go to work, go to the gym, come home, go to bed, repeat. Hopefully that will change now that I can spend time outside.
Sorry I don't have anything exciting to report on....other than I'm excited that summer is around the corner!
What saddens me though, is that summer is fast approaching, and before I know it, it will be here and gone in the blink of an eye! I don't have anything super excited planned this summer as far as trips go, but I do have plans that involve going home a couple times, a bowling tournament for a breast cancer fundraiser, a trip to the Omaha Zoo and a wedding in which I will get to see a cousin I've never be before, and one I haven't seen in about 7 years, a Tim McGraw concert, and a girls weekend to an undecided location. And that's only up through July! August will bring a camping trip with my parents and the Brown County Fair! Thinking about all of it makes me excited for the sun, warm weather and spending all of my free time outside!!!
My life has been a bore as of late. I pretty much go to work, go to the gym, come home, go to bed, repeat. Hopefully that will change now that I can spend time outside.
Sorry I don't have anything exciting to report on....other than I'm excited that summer is around the corner!
April 15, 2013
(UN) Break My Heart
There are a lot of things that break my heart, or at least a lot of things that make me say "that breaks my heart", and after the recent events at the Boston Marathon I think this is a good time to talk about all of the things that break my heart....because on that list is
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1. (Innocent) people that die in any form of accident (car, plane, terrorism, crime, or other). Why bad things happen to good people is a question I don't think anyone has, or will ever have, an answer to. I know too many people that have lost their loved ones due to an accident. It's just not fair.
2. When parents lose their children. Parents shouldn't have to burry their children. Children are suppose to burry their parents. When parents lose their kids to a sickness or medical condition it's even worse, whether their child is 2 months or 21 years, I don't understand it. It usually happens to the best people I know...my heart definitely breaks for those that have to go through that and I hope to God that I never have to experience it.
3. Children that grow up without (good) parents. It's so sad to me to see kids that have shitty parents, because those kids are never given a chance. Often times their parents don't even care that they're ruining their children's lives by not letting them have one. Kids shouldn't have to feed and bathe themselves, put their selves to bed at night, or get their selves to school in the morning. They shouldn't haven't to watch out for their younger siblings because mommy and daddy are at the bar. It truly does break my hear to see kids that are lost in this world because their parents don't give a shit about them. There are so many people out there that can't have children that would do anything to have one to take care of.
4. People with substance abuse. I have it in my family and it really is a sad thing. It's hard to watch people just throw their life away. What's even harder is trying to reach out and help someone only to be shot down. I will never understand how someone can live their life that way.
5. Leaving my family. It's sad, but it's true. Every time I leave my family after a weekend at home, or they leave me after a weekend of visiting, a little piece of my heart breaks. I keep telling myself that I will grow out of it someday, and I'm still waiting for that someday to arrive. Until then, I have managed to cope.
6. People that judge me for who I am or who I am not. Society has a way of decided what is and what isn't, and what should be and shouldn't be. Well, I don't care what society says. If you can't accept me for who I am, then I don't like you either. I will not be what society tells me to be, I will be who and what I want to be. Sure it may take me awhile to get there, but all good things take time, right?
That's enough of me being a Debbie downer for the night.....laters!
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1. (Innocent) people that die in any form of accident (car, plane, terrorism, crime, or other). Why bad things happen to good people is a question I don't think anyone has, or will ever have, an answer to. I know too many people that have lost their loved ones due to an accident. It's just not fair.
2. When parents lose their children. Parents shouldn't have to burry their children. Children are suppose to burry their parents. When parents lose their kids to a sickness or medical condition it's even worse, whether their child is 2 months or 21 years, I don't understand it. It usually happens to the best people I know...my heart definitely breaks for those that have to go through that and I hope to God that I never have to experience it.
3. Children that grow up without (good) parents. It's so sad to me to see kids that have shitty parents, because those kids are never given a chance. Often times their parents don't even care that they're ruining their children's lives by not letting them have one. Kids shouldn't have to feed and bathe themselves, put their selves to bed at night, or get their selves to school in the morning. They shouldn't haven't to watch out for their younger siblings because mommy and daddy are at the bar. It truly does break my hear to see kids that are lost in this world because their parents don't give a shit about them. There are so many people out there that can't have children that would do anything to have one to take care of.
4. People with substance abuse. I have it in my family and it really is a sad thing. It's hard to watch people just throw their life away. What's even harder is trying to reach out and help someone only to be shot down. I will never understand how someone can live their life that way.
5. Leaving my family. It's sad, but it's true. Every time I leave my family after a weekend at home, or they leave me after a weekend of visiting, a little piece of my heart breaks. I keep telling myself that I will grow out of it someday, and I'm still waiting for that someday to arrive. Until then, I have managed to cope.
6. People that judge me for who I am or who I am not. Society has a way of decided what is and what isn't, and what should be and shouldn't be. Well, I don't care what society says. If you can't accept me for who I am, then I don't like you either. I will not be what society tells me to be, I will be who and what I want to be. Sure it may take me awhile to get there, but all good things take time, right?
That's enough of me being a Debbie downer for the night.....laters!
April 7, 2013
Music to my Ears
I'm watching the ACMs, for those that don't like country music....that's the Academy of Country Music awards and it got me thinking about how much I LOVE music. I don't know how people function without music in their lives. I listen to music when I'm in the shower and getting ready in the morning, I listen to music in my car, all day at work, on my ipod at the gym, if I'm on a bike ride, I always have music on!!! So, here are 10 of my favorite songs of all time in no particular order...
1. Konstantine (Something Corporate)
2. 500 Miles (The Proclaimers)
3. In the End (Linkin Park)
4. Yellow (Cold Play)
5. Imagine (The Beatles)
6. Crash and Burn (Savage Garden)
7. Pretty the World (Matt Nathanson)
8. February Song (Josh Groban)
9. Friends in Low Places (Garth Brooks)
10. Don't Stop Believing (Journey)
So there ya have it folks. I could easily come up with about 100 more of my favorite songs, but I'll spare you.
In other news, they say we're suppose to get 5-10 inches of snow this week. It's APRIL!!! We have barely gotten rid of what snow we had all winter and now we're going to get MORE?! I did not sign up for this....I need to move. It makes me depressed just thinking about it...ugh.
Time to burry my nose in my book and finish it, just over 100 pages to go. Whoo!!
1. Konstantine (Something Corporate)
2. 500 Miles (The Proclaimers)
3. In the End (Linkin Park)
4. Yellow (Cold Play)
5. Imagine (The Beatles)
6. Crash and Burn (Savage Garden)
7. Pretty the World (Matt Nathanson)
8. February Song (Josh Groban)
9. Friends in Low Places (Garth Brooks)
10. Don't Stop Believing (Journey)
So there ya have it folks. I could easily come up with about 100 more of my favorite songs, but I'll spare you.
In other news, they say we're suppose to get 5-10 inches of snow this week. It's APRIL!!! We have barely gotten rid of what snow we had all winter and now we're going to get MORE?! I did not sign up for this....I need to move. It makes me depressed just thinking about it...ugh.
Time to burry my nose in my book and finish it, just over 100 pages to go. Whoo!!
March 17, 2013
St. Patrick and Kid Rock
It always amazes me how things change from year to year. Last year on St.Patrick's day I was outside in a short sleeved shirt playing bean bags and drinking all afternoon. I also got up the next day and went to the gym, growning up?! This year I got a NWS alert for a blizzard warning on my phone. I also was not up and at 'em going to work out, either! So to put that in perspective, last year on St. Paddy's day it was nearly 70 degrees. Today, I'd be surprised if we hit 20. Also, on Wednesday the 13th it was -5 on my way to work, a year ago on 3/13 it was 71 degrees. Again, why do I live here?!
This year for St. Paddy's day weekend I was in Fargo, ND. I thought we had snow, they easily have twice the amount we do on the ground, ugh! BUT! I got to see Kid Rock and Bob Seger in concert. Let me tell you, it was AWESOME!! I'm not really sure it's set in yet that I've actually been to a Kid Rock concert, but I know when I hear one of his or Bob's songs come on the radio, it will!! I had checked out Kid Rock's two newest CDs to get ready for this concert knowing that his style of music has changed in the last 10-12 years and found myself enjoying many of his new songs. I mean, there is nothing worse than going to a concert and not knowing any of the artist's songs because they're all new. I was pleasently surprised when a majority of what he played was his old stuff. It was great. I even got back from a bathroom/beer run just in time to rock out to his infamous Bawaitaba. I joked with people that "he doens't play "Bawitaba" music anymore"....oops, I was wrong! He also played his other oldies but goodies like "Cowboy", "Picture", "Forever", and so many more!! I was also glad that I had listend to his new CDs to prepare myself for the night because it was fun knowing his new songs.
I had forgotten how many GOOD songs Bob Seger has. Holy cow did have some hits! It was obvious by looking at the crowd that a majority of them were there for him more than they were Kid Rock. I talked to a lady while I was in line for beer that was a middle school principal. She said that if Kid Rock played "All Summer Long" while she was out there she would need to be checked into detox the next day due to drinking her sorrows away for missing the only Kid Rock song she knew/liked. I told her she needs to get his new CDs to listen to, because if my 63 year old dad listen sto and likea them, it was okay for her to, too =) At any rate, she did not miss him perform that song. In fact, we all got a very exciting surprise when the encore was Kid and Bob together for four songs, one of which included "All Summer Long". They also sang "Night Moves" together, which was awesome, and Kid Rock's "Fovever". It was so funny seeing Bob Seger not only rap, but cuss and say the F bomb several times! As Matthew said, they both looked like they were really having a great time while they were performing. They both had smiles from ear the ear during every song. It was worth every penny.
This concert easily made it into my top 3. I have been to numerous concerts in my life, some big, some small, some at county fairs, some at big venues, some in the middle of corn fields. I don't always remember every one I've seen in concert when the topic is brought up, but this is for sure one that I will remember for the rest of my life. And for those of you wondering, Journey is my #1 concert of all time!
So that was my St.Paddy's day weekend. I also drank more beer this weekend then I think I've drank in the previous month total. I was surprised that the (3) green beers I drank tonight tasted as good as they did. Then again, I hadn't been thinking about the fact that I have to go to work tomorrow, so that could have something to do with it!
On that note, I am less than excited about having to go to work tomorrow. In fact, on that note, I think I will get a head start on my beauty sleep.
This year for St. Paddy's day weekend I was in Fargo, ND. I thought we had snow, they easily have twice the amount we do on the ground, ugh! BUT! I got to see Kid Rock and Bob Seger in concert. Let me tell you, it was AWESOME!! I'm not really sure it's set in yet that I've actually been to a Kid Rock concert, but I know when I hear one of his or Bob's songs come on the radio, it will!! I had checked out Kid Rock's two newest CDs to get ready for this concert knowing that his style of music has changed in the last 10-12 years and found myself enjoying many of his new songs. I mean, there is nothing worse than going to a concert and not knowing any of the artist's songs because they're all new. I was pleasently surprised when a majority of what he played was his old stuff. It was great. I even got back from a bathroom/beer run just in time to rock out to his infamous Bawaitaba. I joked with people that "he doens't play "Bawitaba" music anymore"....oops, I was wrong! He also played his other oldies but goodies like "Cowboy", "Picture", "Forever", and so many more!! I was also glad that I had listend to his new CDs to prepare myself for the night because it was fun knowing his new songs.
I had forgotten how many GOOD songs Bob Seger has. Holy cow did have some hits! It was obvious by looking at the crowd that a majority of them were there for him more than they were Kid Rock. I talked to a lady while I was in line for beer that was a middle school principal. She said that if Kid Rock played "All Summer Long" while she was out there she would need to be checked into detox the next day due to drinking her sorrows away for missing the only Kid Rock song she knew/liked. I told her she needs to get his new CDs to listen to, because if my 63 year old dad listen sto and likea them, it was okay for her to, too =) At any rate, she did not miss him perform that song. In fact, we all got a very exciting surprise when the encore was Kid and Bob together for four songs, one of which included "All Summer Long". They also sang "Night Moves" together, which was awesome, and Kid Rock's "Fovever". It was so funny seeing Bob Seger not only rap, but cuss and say the F bomb several times! As Matthew said, they both looked like they were really having a great time while they were performing. They both had smiles from ear the ear during every song. It was worth every penny.
This concert easily made it into my top 3. I have been to numerous concerts in my life, some big, some small, some at county fairs, some at big venues, some in the middle of corn fields. I don't always remember every one I've seen in concert when the topic is brought up, but this is for sure one that I will remember for the rest of my life. And for those of you wondering, Journey is my #1 concert of all time!
So that was my St.Paddy's day weekend. I also drank more beer this weekend then I think I've drank in the previous month total. I was surprised that the (3) green beers I drank tonight tasted as good as they did. Then again, I hadn't been thinking about the fact that I have to go to work tomorrow, so that could have something to do with it!
On that note, I am less than excited about having to go to work tomorrow. In fact, on that note, I think I will get a head start on my beauty sleep.
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