Two-Steppin' It

Well Heather, it sounds like you had fun! Of course, being the one that drove your tipsy butts back home, I already knew that. Hehehe

Friday line dancing was fun - I like activities where it is perfectly acceptable to sit there and stare at people for awhile and not always be going, going, going. Heck I danced 4 times on Friday in 4 and a half hours and that's considered good? My kind of outing.

But seriously, the drinks at Rockin' Rodeo were seriously awesome! When I took my first sip of Tequila Sunrise I felt like a light from heaven shined down on me and the angels started singing, THIS was what it was supposed to taste like (no offense to my sister who's made them for me before . . . then again, she did once mix up the Tequila and the Vodka and it tasted like a twisted creamsicle - which I still drank cause I'm that good of a sister).

I was SO glad that some of my college chums (Sarah and Sonja) that live in Sac but I still never get to see enough were able to come. Sarah brought her roommate Monique - love that girl! She spent the whole time studiously watching those dancers like she could learn the dance just by watching (which she may be able to if she's way, WAY more talented than me). In fact, I know that if we went back next week she would walk out into the middle of the dance floor, yell "Yeah Bitches" and just go, doing every step flawlessly. She SO has to come back when we do it again.

But the highlight of my life might be that I got to drive both Heather AND Diane's cars. It was an interesting experience - I learned that those cousins like to sit ridiculously close to the pedals and their steering wheels are much lower than mine - had fun adjusting them in the dark at midnight, I tell ya.

One more thing before I finish this long post, I swear. I just gotta taunt my roommate really quick. See, Diane is ALWAYS the driver because a) she likes to drive, b) her car is more comfortable for long trips cause its a jeep and has more leg room, and c) I'm a little bit, okay a lot bit, of a Nervous Nellie when it comes to driving places I've never been before (do not even ASK about when I drove to that concert at Arco arena and got so horribly lost I ended up going around the stadium and reentering the parking lot from the other side). So I am always the entertainer - I pick the upbeat music, I keep the conversation going, and I make sure that she doesn't fall asleep.

Well Di, not as easy a job as you thought, is it? See I got a few mad skills in keeping people awake (and at other times, mad skills at putting them to sleep) and its harder than it looks. She DID break out in song for me so I got my karaoke but only for 5 seconds (though it was SO worth the laugh). But I think I still got the mad hat on this one. :)