Chuy's

THis weekend began with a laugh, and ended with a few tears.

Friday night Cody and Nathan came to Plano and we went to see Anchorman- this movie can be summed up in three words- Hilarious, Hilarious, Hilarious. Cody and Nathan and I always have a good time together and this was no exception.

Saturday night the old gang went to Chuy's in Dallas for Elise Adams' birthday. It's weird how you forget how much close friends mean to you when you haven't seen them in a while. When you are away it's easy to make new friends, to go to movies with new people, to go out to dinner with people you just met. But there is something special about going out with your old friends, friends that are like family, friends that you can call on in a pinch.

Nikki, and Luker, Stowe and Sarah, Elise, Field, Leah- I have known these guys for so long, they all mean so much to me and sometimes I forget that. It's nice to be around people that always get your inside jokes, and your outside ones too. They know where you've been, and where you're going. They have seen you laugh and they have seen you cry, they have hugged your neck a number of times. Okay, I will stop there or else this will turn into one of my cheesy poems.

When I left all my dear friends Saturday night, I couldn't help but think, man, I am blessed. I love them all so much and it was so good to see all of them.

Sunday I went to see King Arthur. I thought the first half was a lame, but it picked up the pace and ended on high note. I was especially disappointed with them making fun of this one guy who was praying and the people in the theater laughing at that like prayer is some sort of joke- and the statement, "I have trouble believing in anything that makes a man get on his knees" How assanine. All in all I give it 1.5 out of a possible 5 stars. I had no plans to see this movie, but a friend of mine talked me into it.

I love you all