Friendsgiving

Jackson and I had the best weekend. It really wasn't anything out of the ordinary but it was just so fun. Friday night we watched a horrible British comedy that I rented on Redbox. It was a win because it had some funny parts and only cost us $1. Saturday I attempted hot yoga. Don't attempt hot yoga. I am still recovering from throwing my back somehow and hot yoga did not help. At all.

We spent most of Saturday afternoon shopping and just hanging out. We ran into a liquor store to get wine for a "Friendsgiving" dinner party we were going to and happened upon a wine tasting event. We don't turn down free stuff so we wine tasted until I was drunk. I'm not kidding. Four tastes and I was toasted. I don't drink, friends. That is a lot of alcohol for my sensitive system. I did find some wine that I liked, though, so the wine tasting wasn't a bust for the store. We also stopped at Starbucks that evening and ended up with a free drink due to computer issues. We should have played the Powerball!!!

My new favorite wine

Our friends Corey and Ashley hosted a vegan dinner party where we all actually ate! Say what?! It was really, really good food, too. I was so impressed!

"Happy Friendsgiving- eating with people you actually like!" 

Ashley's sign as the centerpiece was just too funny not to document. (No offense family. I like most of you. HA!) We also played Cards Against Humanity which is just a crass version of Apples to Apples. It was so fun/funny/inappropriate. Then we decided to stop for cheesecake at The Cheesecake Factory for dessert because we were 1. a little hungry from vegan fare 2. closer to the Fashion Mall than normal 3. young and free without anything to tend to at home. I loved it. I love the freedom of our life. It has hit me so hard recently to enjoy this time and soak it in. We're young, healthy and in love. We have to savor each moment.

THE WORLD'S CUTEST DOG!

We also have the world's cutest dog which doesn't hurt a darned thing. Sunday we celebrated our anniversary with a trip to my favorite spa, Evan Todd at the Conrad in downtown Indianapolis. It was awesome. We swam, soaked in the hot tub, spent time in the sauna and steam rooms and got massages. I didn't want to leave. Ever. We did eventually leave and finished out our Sunday running errands around Fishers. It was such a nice treat to be at the spa, though. I kept forgetting that we weren't on vacation. That's the best feeling ever- by the way.

100,000 miles!!!

Also worth noting is the fact that my car, Audrina the Audi, hit 100,000 miles this weekend. I've never had a car do that. It makes me feel proud and sad and happy and stressed all at one time.