[That, boys and girls, is called alliteration...which may, or may not be the only thing I learned while obtaining an English degree.]
Tonight Kristie and I didn’t feel like cooking, so we went out to dinner at Los Hermanos for a little mexi-excellence (or at least mexi-mediocrity, depending on your mexican food standards). I personally happen to be fine with the Del-Taco-Bell’s of the world, having never lived south of the border, or anywhere near it.
After dinner we met up with Kristie’s girlfriend Amanda and her fiancee Houston for dessert at Maestro’s (tasty gelato…check it out). It was great to catch up with them and get to know Houston. He plays QB at Snow College (a renowned D-1 feeder school) so we’ll be keeping tabs on his college career.
When Kristie and Amanda were talking earlier, they discovered that both of us had purchased movie tickets to an 11:30 showing of the new Batman movie, The Dark Knight. So after dessert we headed to the theater, where we were met by a monstrous line, even thought we were 45 minutes early. Despite having to sit in the wayyy close seats, we all really loved the movie. Ledger’s Joker really did live up to the hype, as did the film in its entirety. See it if you get the chance…
Tom– I am so glad that you found our blog. I totally did not know you got married. When did that happen? That is so awesome. Congratulations! Your wife is beautiful. I hope to meet her someday. I love how blogs allow you catch up with old friends. Hope to hear from you again soon!
glad you enjoyed the movie. i would really like to see it and now maybe i will. i was actually kinda scared of the joker… a little too creepy in the previews, but i think i may be able to make it through the show… :) hope you two are still planning on staying at our house for the marathon down here. let me know more of your plans so we can be ready. can’t wait to finally meet you tom!
Hey Tom and Kristie! So GLAD you have a blog too! Found it via the reception RSVP card… This is really the best way to keep a family journal. We are devoted to ours.
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Can’t wait to see you. Oh, and if you want truly divine and very authentic Mexican food, eat at the Red Iguana in Salt Lake City. David and I ate there last week and we can still taste it.