de-LUSH-ous
last night was a good time at my bf's b-day celebration
with the "Seinfeld gang".
dinner was sooo good. everyone loved the torte gelato desert.

we headed off to Nick and Ben's (or something like that) on College
Ave. to get some drinks.
We somehow ended up playing "I've never..."
(a drinking game). We, of course, got to the nitty gritty...aka the comments
revolved around sex...and let's just say I know wayyyy more than
I need to know about my friends.

As for my bf,
Let's just say that the b-day boy had a good time ingesting
the 7 shots and 2 glasses of beer he was fed (and he automatically turned
into annoyingly talkative drunk).

unfortunately because of it, he and i spent almost 2 hours
in our friend's bathroom "paying homage to the porcelain god".
I actually did not partake in the "ritual". I was there for moral support.
thank goodness I didn't drink at all last night.
otherwise, I wouldn't have had the strength to stay up til
4:30 in the morning to make sure my bf
expunged every last bit of alcohol AND his steak
dinner. damn b-day boy...we shoulda just fed him bread.
At least it's cheaper than a steak dinner! (hehehe!)

nevertheless, he was pure entertainment for all of us.
I love you, baby....thanks for the comedy and happy birthday celebration part 2!!!
P.S. I remember the last time you said, "I'm never drinking like that again"...hmm...looks like
you forgot. :P

on the road again
thank goodness my bf survived last night's "festivities."
I on the other hand was going on about 4 hours of sleep
so I was struggling to catch another 4 hours all day.

For some reason I just couldn't and decided to grab my
blanket and pillow and tag along with my bf on his
photoshoot at his favorite spot.
It's a rural area so there was no sound except the rustling of
the trees and the whistle of the wind.

I lay there in the back seat of my bf's car underneath
my blanket trying to sleep but instead enjoying nature
and the serene environment.
I suggested to my bf that we do this again sometime
except that we have a little picnic or something.
I thought maybe we could head up north sometime
since he's been wanting to take some pictures up there anyway.

I could even bring a book to read or write in my journal
while he's out taking pictures.
It would be even more fun if we could actually camp out
in his car for the night.
It's just so peaceful to be in nature.
I'm surprised at how much I'm able to appreciate that now.

While we were on this road, my bf drove me to the
spots where he took some of his pictures.
I was so awe-struck when i saw for myself the beautiful tree
he took a picture of, which he is using for his first exhibit at
his photography school.
I got pretty emotional being there.
It was amazing to actually experience the space and environment
that inspired that shot.
It's like sharing in yet another aspect of his life.
It was a pretty humbling experience to say the least.



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