The blogness of our life: The Adventures we have

Jeremy's birthday fun times was so much fun. Between last night and today, it was a bowl full of adventures and fun. He got surprised with a birthday shindig that he knew some details but not everything. When you're so distracted with home repairs, car repairs, and suddenly your garage door opener clicker gets busted....it was time for an ughs moment. I let out a cry. But then I felt better. It helps to have bffs that understand and take over and threw together a last minute thing. And help you find a card. And get a cake. As a backup, I typed up a love letter. I drove us home. That was a big deal in and of itself. I don't drive home at night. But it was a straight line. And I had my trusty sunglasses. It was my birthday gift to Jeremy. That way he could drink. It was cute to watch him get buzzedy ish. There is an awesome picture of me kissing him on the cheek and you can see that he is buzzed. And today were more adventures. It was a belated birthday with "D" and the kids. There was thumb theatre. Yes, that really happened. There was cupcake adventures. I, of course, got red velvet. Delicious and pretty...mmmmm There was bowling. And almost an interesting adventure with that. "D" checked on the website on when cosmic bowling was to avoid that for me. It said 6. Then, out of nowhere they announce they are about to start Cosmic bowling and anyone with a condition to come up to the front. I am about to head to the front, and not 15 seconds later they are trying to put it on. She and I head straight to the desk and stop them so they can at least give us time to get my sunglasses or talk to them about their oops we gave you the wrong time. I did talk to the manager and just explain we worked around the time frame and it needed to be addressed about their error. She and I can relate to medical issues and frustrations in the world about living with our conditions. Luckily, I have been accustomed to the world and the many flashing of lights in many ways that can get to me. I avert my eyes rather quickly. But we also went to Lion and Rose. I pigged out on a breakfast burger. And she and I shared bread pudding while the birthday boy got an apple turnover. We made him a card out of napkin. That was awesome. We had Starbucks as well. I got a lighter version of a cookie crumble. I had been looking for this recipe that a barrista had given me some months ago and didn't know where I had put it. It turns out it was in my "travel" purse. It was delicious. I happened to be wearing a superman shirt and saw a decal on computer that had superman. The man and I smiled and I asked him if I could take a picture. It's also National Unicorn Day so friends posted or sent me stuff regarding Unicorns. I loved it. It was a heartmelt. As it was, my post today said something like this...A smile does wonders. A gesture is major. I hope today one or the other happens. You do that for someone. Or someone does that for you. You'll think it's small. But it might be everything to them. And I got to experience both. In the midst of all of our adventures, "D" needed an errand that involved cake supplies. So we ended up at a store for that. She got me a Unicorn cookie cutter. That made my heart melt. The adventures we have. I love this dichotomy that Jeremy and I have with our relationship. There is this genuine friendship that happens. I saw this funny but awful post that I texted to Jeremy. But we laugh. We get it. Oh, the adventures we have. Here is some of our adventures. I'm starting to have fun telling a story with the pictures. It's like you can follow along with my story.

Jeremy's gift from "D"