Days-o-fun

So what's new with me, you ask? Not much. But I have pictures to share like always. I had a day off on Thursday [yay!] because I work Saturday [boo!]. [And yes, I'm at work right now---the beauty of scheduled posts never ceases to amaze me.] Besides working diligently on a fabulous album design [super fabulous, actually] I also picked more peonies. A lot, actually. Take a look:



They make our entire place smell like a flower garden. No joke. Even this little bugger can't overcome the scent. His stank breath is gloriously trumped by our flowers. He's so pleased, isn't he?
I know I just took a bunch of pictures like these but I swear he's just too cute to ignore.
It's like he's running in mid air, except he's not. He's lounging in true Henry style.
And this would be his signature pose: legs spread wide open, in case we get the urge to rub his inner thigh. Apparently Henry's nether regions are quite sensitive if not a little overexposed. So provocative, that one!
Also, Wednesday night I took the plunge and met internet bloggers. They are actually people, real life girls my age, in my city, who aren't just imaginary characters typing up a storm behind their computers. I knew absolutely nobody before this shindig so I was just a wee bit nervous. It's always a successful night when internet strangers turn out to be normal---no Single White Females in this bunch:) I wasn't murdered or anything, which is fabulous. In fact, it was such a fun night we lost track of time and stayed out way past our bedtimes. 
From left to right: yours truly, Erin, Julia #2, Sierra, Kelly, Andrea, Natasha, Harmony, and Katherine. You know what is awesome? The fact that if you visit each of these blogs you'll see the same group picture! Now go run off and check them out. They are hilarious and entertaining and I think I can finally say I have friends in Milwaukee [I'm such a loser!]. I hope we do this again soon:)

But honestly, the highlight of my evening was this lovely gentleman:
What a looker! Creepy, mask-like features. Sunglasses in a dark bar. He had the hots for a few of the ladies at my table [can you blame him?] but luckily, he did not murder us either. In fact, I waved to him when we left.....what? He was waving to us, too! And I felt kind of bad for him. I got a little carried away with the friend-making that night.

Oh, and I take it back: the creep ball was not the highlight of my night. Getting lost in downtown Milwaukee for 20 minutes at 10:30 pm was the best. So much fun, I tell you. Why do all of the streets have to be so confusing, or under construction, or poorly marked? I ended up next to Potawatomi Casino. For those of you not in Milwaukee, that is not good. As tempting as it was to hop out and pull a few slots I stayed focused and found the freaking highway.

And the sad part? This wasn't the first time I got lost and ended up at the casino. And it probably won't be the last. I can be a little absent minded when I drive sometimes, big deal. I wonder when I have to stop using the excuse "I'm new to this area" when I get lost. Hopefully not soon:)