Sorry, folks! I got a new, bigger penis, like, six weeks ago and I just lost track of time what with all the fun I was having. My bad!
No, for realsies, I don't really know what I've been up to since November 8 but I will try my best to recap, complete with visual evidence, lolcat style.
We attended a wedding on November 10 - our friends Beth and Tom were wedded in holy matrimony. It was a really lovely night wedding, and we realized it was the first night wedding we'd ever attended (that is, the ceremony itself was at 6:30 p.m.) Their reception was at the Hawthorne Hotel in Salem, and that was our second choice for our wedding, so it was a lot of fun to finally attend a wedding there. Making the night extra better was that there was this pumpkin there called Flat Jack. He was basically a huge, flat pumpkin that weighed like 1100 pounds. My pumpkin, let me show you him: 
Also you may notice that my hair is also flat (no boob jokes, please). And darker brown. I colored my hair that same day and I am in the love with it. I also have had it straightened twice since then - for the wedding and my ten year reunion (which I will blog about shortly).
Hub and I took the week preceding Thanksgiving off. We attended a housewarming party for my friend Gerrilyn, and also went to see Bruce Springsteen at the Gahden with my dad and our friend Danny. It. Was. Awesome. I have seen Bruce only four times now, and I am never disappointed. I wish I had photos of that, but sadly no. Too dark. And too much rocking out!
The night before Thanksgiving we headed north to New Hampshire for a pre-reunion-reunion with all of my friends from high school. Our friend Carrie, who moved to Washington state last year, was home again, so we all gathered in one spot to make fun of people we haven't seen in a long time and dance in the kitchen to Bel Biv Devoe songs. That's what everyone does the night before Thanksgiving, yes? (Blogger note: I had pictures from this evening. Many funny ones. I cannot find them. It's kind of making my head hurt. So I will try to re-find them at some point.)
Also you may notice that my hair is also flat (no boob jokes, please). And darker brown. I colored my hair that same day and I am in the love with it. I also have had it straightened twice since then - for the wedding and my ten year reunion (which I will blog about shortly).Hub and I took the week preceding Thanksgiving off. We attended a housewarming party for my friend Gerrilyn, and also went to see Bruce Springsteen at the Gahden with my dad and our friend Danny. It. Was. Awesome. I have seen Bruce only four times now, and I am never disappointed. I wish I had photos of that, but sadly no. Too dark. And too much rocking out!
The night before Thanksgiving we headed north to New Hampshire for a pre-reunion-reunion with all of my friends from high school. Our friend Carrie, who moved to Washington state last year, was home again, so we all gathered in one spot to make fun of people we haven't seen in a long time and dance in the kitchen to Bel Biv Devoe songs. That's what everyone does the night before Thanksgiving, yes? (Blogger note: I had pictures from this evening. Many funny ones. I cannot find them. It's kind of making my head hurt. So I will try to re-find them at some point.)
Thanksgiving was lovely. We ate.
On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, Hub and I both attended our 10 year high school reunions. Mine was at the high-class establishment The Rack (edit: It was Felt. Not the Rack. The Rack doesn't even exist anymore. Shows you how good of a time I had!), while C's was at Lucky's, the bar with no sign outside, so that people who are coming for a reunion spend 10 minutes walking up and down the street trying to find it. All in all, we had a good time.
On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, Hub and I both attended our 10 year high school reunions. Mine was at the high-class establishment The Rack (edit: It was Felt. Not the Rack. The Rack doesn't even exist anymore. Shows you how good of a time I had!), while C's was at Lucky's, the bar with no sign outside, so that people who are coming for a reunion spend 10 minutes walking up and down the street trying to find it. All in all, we had a good time.
Since Thanksgiving break, we have spent most of our time at home with Freddie Freddie Dingleberry and our house. Everything is coming along nicely. I especially love our Christmas tree and had a good time decorating it. So did Freddie:
Freddie hasn't really bothered with the tree, thankfully. The house is still undergoing a Christmas transformation, which will hopefully be complete by December 24, considering we are having 14 people at our house on Christmas day, Lord help me. But the tree looks damn good.
Oh yeah, it totally snowed like 10 inches in three minutes yesterday, which made my 1 hour and ten minute commute 2 hour and twenty minute commute. The snow is pretty, I guess, until it all turns to icy shit. I took Freddie out for a walk today.
It's going to be a long winter for Freddie.
I promise to be a better blogger going forward. Maybe I will make it my new year's resolution.
