Weekend Recap

Friday was your typical checked out mentality at work. After getting all my necessary work done, I helped my partner in crime with a few things for Corporate. I had lunch with my sister in law and tiny and had a nice rare conversation. She was there to take advantage of the 50% sale we have annually. The more I talk to her the more I love her. At 3:30 the boss man comes in and says "We are getting out at 4". Even though I was supposed to leave at 3 because the accounting peeps were hitting the casino, but after a short talk with the bear about our finances we both decided it was best if I didn't. 4 came and we all checked out for the weekend. Even though the weekend was here I was looking forward to the next week because it was one week before I have 11 days off. So Friday evening was uneventful, I went to bed at my normal time. Saturday was the day of my partner in crime's party. I was so excited for this release and having some fun with my friends and coworkers. There were drinks and tamales, chips and homemade salsa (which was amazing) and a weird board game that we played for a small amount of time before the partner in crime's neighbors came over with their kiddos. The kids were cute and the neighbors were really nice. We all had a good laughs and decided to watch Ted. Not a bad movie from the parts that I actually sat and watched. To say that we all were drunk was an understatement even though a few peeps peaced out early. At 1am we decided to call it a night and the bear drove home since he wasn't drinking. Got up about 10am without that much of a hangover, but still feeling the affects from the nights event decided to call off all plans and just relax at home. So I caught up on my wrestling and watched the Seahawks kill bills.....hahaha see what I did there. It was another great weekend with me getting up at 3:30am this morning because the bear has an eye appointment later today and I have to leave work early. So here is to a speedy week because next week it's Christmas and boy am I excited to see the faces of our family light up.