Best birthday/weekend/date ever!

November 22, 2004

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I don’t think it’s been three days between posts in forever, but I have the best reason for it. I’ll start in chronological order…for the most part. Friday I went out to dinner with Robyn, James, Trav and Nat for my birthday. Outside of a couple of other people, they are all my best friends and I really had a great time. I just love hanging with them. After that I dropped Trav off at the airport then went out with another of my best friends and had a couple of drinks. I didn’t want to get trashed or anything because I needed to rest up for Saturday night so I was home by 11pm.

This deserves a paragraph all by itself. I’ll try to not make this too mushy but it’s going to be hard. I met the most amazing woman last week. I’m not one to neccessarilly go head over heals this quickly but damn if I haven’t. I met her on Tuesday, she called me on Friday to sing me happy birthday (like Marilyn Monroe – how cool is that?!) and we went on a date on Saturday night – which didn’t end until this morning. She has an awesome two year old son name Hayden who was a little hessitant around me at first but warmed up pretty quickly. My dad met Nickey and agrees with me that she’s a keeper. We just seem to fit. I could go on and on but I’m trying to keep this brief. I have a feeling I won’t be posting very much in the near future =)

BTW – got my pocket bike on Friday and it’s REALLY cool! I haven’t had time to even try it out yet (but I’m not complaining). I think my new phone is going to be delivered today.

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DUDE!!!!

This is soooo cool! Well MOST of it is cool — the part about the girl is just the greatest!!!!

The part about you not posting the “…and joya says ‘hi’” …well, I’ll try to NOT take it personally.

Te he!

Rock on rockstar!
We’re cheering ya on!
Joya ‘n company.

Comment by Anonymous — November 22, 2004 @ 6:37 pm
Oh man! I’m soo sorry! I had the “Joya sez hi” on there but the update process got all confustigated. I had to re-write the whole post ‘cuz it got wiped out when it failed – I honestly forgot to put it back!!! I’m dumb.

Thanks for the comment about my new chica – she really kicks ass. Hey, if she didn’t than I wouldn’t be with her

Comment by Demented Penguin — November 23, 2004 @ 1:02 am

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November 22, 2004

Best birthday/weekend/date ever!

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