On Friday Corinne and I cruised over to Ross to see if we could find a birthday present for Jack, the little boy across the street. It is really cool cruising around with Brodie on my left and Corinne standing on the back of my chair, I'm just sorry I couldn't get a picture of it. We were invited to a birthday party for him on Saturday. I don't really know him very well and I also don't know what to get seven-year-old so I decided to make him a card and put $10 in it, he loved it. After we got back Heather called and said that she had some time and she was going to come over and make a couple of dishes for us. She brought over some Sea Bass and made some of her killer lemon, butter and caper sauce, some roasted garlic potatoes, sauteed spinach and some rice. She also made some wraps to last us through the weekend.
The Gin Blossoms were performing at the boardwalk on Friday and I really wanted to go. I was hoping my brother would come down on Friday evening but he had something to do so we ended up going over to my aunt's house and watching The Bucket List and it was a really good movie. Corinne said that she would go to the concert with me but I really could not see her sitting still for an hour or two, however long the concert was but it was really nice of her to offer.
I had a lot of fun at the birthday party, Autumn and Alex have some really neat friends. Carrie, by massage therapist, was there and it was really nice to actually get to talk to her, usually she is telling me not to talk and to relax. They barbecued hot dogs, as bad as they are for you I LOVE them.
Today what kind of a lazy day. I got up and Stanley fixed breakfast, Stanley came last night to take Corinne home, and we just kind of what a couple of movies and sat around. My mom is leaving later on to pick David up at the San Jose Airport, he will be staying until Wednesday morning.
2 comments:
what a great picture!!! I totally agree with you; kids that age (7) love to get a card with money for their birthday; they like to have some spending money to make their own decisions at the toy store or whatever; sounds like a fun party and a fun time you are having!
betty
Thank you for sharing the picture. I am so happy that you had fun. I always give my kids money instead of presents, at least the older ones. My 19 year old daughter and 15 year old son wold be bears to buy for. They change thier interests everyday. My 10 year old daughter is fun to buy for and my 3 year old son loves everything...hugs, Christine
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