Waking Ned Devine

After a long weekend of hanging out late with friends, there is nothing Kyle and I like to do more than settle in front of our inexpensive TV and watch a movie. We watched "Waking Ned Devine" and "It happened one night" (after a lot of coaxing) this week and I think I might hit up the library next week for some more movies since Kyle should be back down to two nights again. I have to say that I do not envy him in that aspect, he gets more pay than me, he gets free health insurance, but he has to work nights and weekends. He usually gets Saturday off, but he is also the first one they ask to help out if they need it. I would rather suffer getting up early everyday then have to deal with that again. Although I do sometimes really miss having a weekday off...but not too much.

I think this was the first time that I had tried to take pictures with a bunch of people around and it was horrible. I felt so cheesy when I smiled and then I kept looking pissed off when I didn't. Poor Kyle took about a million of these and I don't think any came out all that great. However, I really liked this outfit, it is really an old lady look and I love it. Very comfy and cool, and appropriate for work. Kyle is totally digging this pin too. 

I am also happy to show off the giant marque for the Royal Oak music theater. The very place where I saw She&Him at the MI blogger meet-up and where I saw Micheal Franti & Spearhead a few days later with my parents. My Dad lived in this part of MI when he was younger (Pleasant Ridge to be exact) and he said that the theater used to be a Movie theater when he was a kid. He used to watch Three Stooges movies here all of the time. I thought that was cool and I wish that they would show movies again on nights were there is no concert. Maybe just old movies since we already have an Independent Movie theater and they are also supposed to be building an Imagine theater here too. At least that will create a few more jobs around here. 

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Shades,pin & belt-F21
Shirt & shorts-Salvation Army
Shoes-Minnetonka