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Weekend accomplishments
Feb. 3rd, 2008 11:26 pmI took my Little Sister to the new museum in Anaheim to see Cheech Marin's exhibit. She'd seen him in Born in East L.A. and thought he was really funny. The exhibit offers a mechanical low-rider car. She'd asked me if I'd ever been in one and said that her uncle has a purple one. LOL, I am soooo white.
Then we went to see The Eye (which wasn't great, but considering her other choice was Meet the Spartans and we'd seen Alvin and the Chipmunks last time, I jumped at The Eye.) We also talked a little bit about her dad and how she was feeling.
Then I volunteered at The Stevie Nicks concert for Front and Center. It wasn't too hard all in all. I delt with one potentially fussy woman who hadn't received her President's Associates banquet pass, so I let her and her friends in on her word. One of her friends said, "I sure am glad she's got the cash because I haven't given a dime." Nice! Such class huh? Marc Cherry, who is the brains behind Desperate Housewives is an alum and was the MC for the night and made a funny joke about Dr. Gordon and Stevie Nicks and then laughed and said that with the writers being on strike for 3 months, he needed to do SOMETHING.
I got a really close seat for the concert and got to sing along with some classic Fleetwood Mac tunes. She even did a Tom Petty and Led Zeppelin number, which sounded pretty good, unlike the one of Dave Matthew's "Crash," which was not very good. I also got to stand on what's normally the ice for the Anaheim Ducks, and walked off with a centerpiece. (Hey if all of the rich women could do it, why not me? I worked at least.)
This morning I slept in and we watched church on TV (from the internet) and then watched Superbowl while I did laundry, clipped coupons, and cleaned up the house. After the Superbowl I did my homework for Wednesday and paid some bills. Now I guess it's time to go to bed. My life is non-stop exciting.
Then we went to see The Eye (which wasn't great, but considering her other choice was Meet the Spartans and we'd seen Alvin and the Chipmunks last time, I jumped at The Eye.) We also talked a little bit about her dad and how she was feeling.
Then I volunteered at The Stevie Nicks concert for Front and Center. It wasn't too hard all in all. I delt with one potentially fussy woman who hadn't received her President's Associates banquet pass, so I let her and her friends in on her word. One of her friends said, "I sure am glad she's got the cash because I haven't given a dime." Nice! Such class huh? Marc Cherry, who is the brains behind Desperate Housewives is an alum and was the MC for the night and made a funny joke about Dr. Gordon and Stevie Nicks and then laughed and said that with the writers being on strike for 3 months, he needed to do SOMETHING.
I got a really close seat for the concert and got to sing along with some classic Fleetwood Mac tunes. She even did a Tom Petty and Led Zeppelin number, which sounded pretty good, unlike the one of Dave Matthew's "Crash," which was not very good. I also got to stand on what's normally the ice for the Anaheim Ducks, and walked off with a centerpiece. (Hey if all of the rich women could do it, why not me? I worked at least.)
This morning I slept in and we watched church on TV (from the internet) and then watched Superbowl while I did laundry, clipped coupons, and cleaned up the house. After the Superbowl I did my homework for Wednesday and paid some bills. Now I guess it's time to go to bed. My life is non-stop exciting.
