This is EXACTLY how I feel right now…this little fella does a nice job of visually depicting just how TICKED OFF I am, and at the same time, beautifully so.
I planned a surprise night out with my husband. No kids (all three spending the night out?? How often does THAT happen??!). Dinner reservations at one of our ALL TIME FAVORITE RESTAURANTS (and I HAVE to add, if you’re EVER within an hour’s drive of Lookout Mountain–Tennessee OR Georgia ;)–you MUST, I repeat MUST check this place out! I’d recommend the “Slash & Burn” catfish & coconut cake…..and I don’t even LIKE coconut cake. Southern Living agrees, and, even at today’s gas prices, it’s more than worth the drive and your time. You may thank me later by bringing me a slice of cake).
I’m not gonna tell ya the other surprises I had planned because my children read this blog. They’d “ick” out.
And if I ever had any doubts before (which I don’t), I am convinced SATAN IS ALIVE AND KICKING AND HE HATES MARRIAGE AND HE’S LAUGHING AND DOING A HAPPY JIG RIGHT NOW.
Tad is working LATE :(. Major “thing” at work…not exactly something you can plan for. Not only did I have to (tearfully) call and cancel our dinner reservations, he may not come home until……who knows?????
The saving grace is . . . I WILL be ready for him (we’ll call this “Plan B”) 😉
Who’s laughin’ at who now?
Oh, yeah, evidently this is a very famous picture. Here’s a link to give credit where credit is due.
Hey wait a minute. I thought we were invited out to eat with you. I didn’t know it was a romantic surprise night out on the Mountain. Are we invited to plan B too? Just kidding. That is too bad because He’s only gonna turn 50 one time and that’s a big birthday. Take care and we will see you soon.
It’s all about goin’ with the flow, chunk…kids were invited out LAST night instead of tonight, so I switched things up a bit. Well, I freakin’ TRIED to switch things up. He’s gonna whip your tail tellin’ everyone he’s 50! Plan B worked out just fine, but I had a contingency Plan C waiting in the wings just in case ;). Ciao for now.
aww shucks huh! I tried a surprise weekend away once–let’s just say that I guess non surprise works better;)
great blue bird —
As for the other part, I have never been very good at disappointment.
Plan B for me would have been a cry baby cribsy.
Sorry about the messed up weekend – good for you! Not letting changed plans ruin the night 😉
But, seriously, catfish? I guess it takes all kinds.