Fridays for me consist of work at the canker...then come home and chill for an hour then go to Angie B's to work the register with my favoritest from 5:30-close. Last night the crew was at the plaza playing manhunt. I was tired, but I missed everyone so I decided to stop by quickly to say hi. Ang and Mark came too.
I love the plaza! It's where Freddie and I go to walk every single day at lunch time. It was awesome to see it at night, I haven't been there in forever at night. Mark parked his tiny truck on the same street I did, and the three of us walked over to everyone at the steps.
Half way to the steps, almost echoing each other, Ang and I both said, "I gotta pee". So we greeted everyone, then went down into the concourse to find the bathroom. We were the only ones down there and of course the first bathrooms were closed, so we had to walk all the way down to the other end. All you could hear were my flip flops slapping against my feet and echoing through the corridor. It was so annoying.
Upon our walk there, there were two random shower stalls in the middle. It was Bath Fitters advertisement. Well, you can't walk past something like that without taking advantage of awesome photo opportunities! I really hope that their actual shower stalls are a little larger then this, because unless you're about five foot or under, you're NOT going to fit under that shower head. Bath Fitters...you might want to rethink your advertising strategies, because now I'm convinced I could never fit in your showers.
Upon our walk there, there were two random shower stalls in the middle. It was Bath Fitters advertisement. Well, you can't walk past something like that without taking advantage of awesome photo opportunities! I really hope that their actual shower stalls are a little larger then this, because unless you're about five foot or under, you're NOT going to fit under that shower head. Bath Fitters...you might want to rethink your advertising strategies, because now I'm convinced I could never fit in your showers.
Then in the middle of the plaza, there was a Navy tractor trailer. They were probably going to set up for the next day for whatever event was happening today. Well, again, great photo op's. And there was even a ladder going up the side of the truck, to the top. I don't know about you, but my rule is:
If I see a ladder, I must climb.
If I see a ladder, I must climb.
So there you have it.
We shall see what tonight brings, my friends......
I don't know if anything can compare to going down the wrong side of a mountain, being soaked from a thunder storm, having to get a boat ride to an unknown town by people we don't know, with hopes to get a ride from someone to our car at the trail head by more people that we don't know....
hmmm....I wonder if anything like this has ever happened???
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