The occupied weekend...

...did not go as planned, unfortunately. Friday, went according to plans though. Chelsea and Tia came over my house for a girls night. We listened to music, and laughed 'til our stomachs hurt. Saturday went somewhat according to plans. We, minus Tia, went to Chelsea's house to paint her room. The colors were still purple, blue, and green and they were brighter and more vibrant than I expected. It looked as if a dinosaur had upchucked, but the colors were pleasant, although any sort of vomit is not. Her dad took one look at the 3/4 done room, and shook his head. Of course he did not like it, it's a girl's room for one, and usually men like subtle colors. Like I said, we completed over 3/4 of her room in about 2 hours, and even had stains on our shirts and pants to prove it. I mentioned in my other blog, that the rest of the day, I was going to spend time with my boyfriend. That is where the title of this blog takes its effect. Since my boyfriend, Aaron, and I planned to see a movie to celebrate our 20-month anniversary, we wanted to get to the movies either before 5 o'clock or 7 o'clock. Plans did not carry out that way, since we wanted to see each other more than just a couple of hours (a movie length). Therefore, we thought, "Why don't we just spend time together tomorrow all day?" That was a misleading thought, because in my last blog, I mentioned that I wanted to spend time with my Beverly friend, Love. I now canceled my Sunday plans to spend time with my boyfriend, but since he is my boyfriend, maybe it's not such a bad idea. It turns out that he has work the next day, and since he lives in another town, he must go home early. I am now planless. Monday however, should be busy, full of Lord of the Rings, right? Nope. I found out that my dad's friend up the street, Alicia is getting married. I didn't even know she was in a relationship! Well, let's see. A wedding (and I have only been to one, when I was eight) or Lord of the Rings marathon... Sorry Ethan. My dad and I headed to the wedding to spend some quality time together, and to embark on the love of the soon-t0-be newlyweds. The ceremony was beautiful; the minister was correct with every word, the groom cried, and the bride looked beyond beautiful. While standing and clapping as the now bride and groom walk up the aisle, she looks to me with teary eyes. That has to be one of the greatest feelings, being in the audience, and experiencing such a beautiful event. The food was delicious, and even so, the appetizers being served outside on trays were even better than the meals themselves! Music was hoppin', and people were dancing like love was in the air. It was, it was a beautiful day and I am glad that I decided to attend, although parking SUCKED. What you have just read is my weekend summarized. It was rather busy, although plans were cancelled. Oh well, there is always next weekend to schedule the missed plans...(: Good bye!