Crazy people are often entertaining - crazy people serving you food are not
The story goes that at the tender age of about 2.5 years old, these two crayons arranged their first dinner date. We apparently both independently told our parents that we were to meet the other one at Burger King at a set time. For some reason they listened to us and brought us to Burger King at the time we had requested - and found the other there, exactly as we had planned it. Needless to say, it was the first of many dinners we'd share together, and to this day we'll even sometimes include our parents in our plans. Friday night we planned dinner in our hometown of Ridgewood, NJ, and while the company was lovely, the service was not. We're not talking just slow, or bad food - we're talking crazy waiter. We got everything from cursing, forgotten orders, awkward apologies, limping, and an actual following us out of the restaurant to ask about his tip. There was only one way to remedy the situation: ice cream. Guess we're still young at heart.
What do you get the baby that has everything?
Kate's a new aunt, and Rachel has a few friends expecting babies in the next few months, including her good friend Lisa whose baby shower was Sunday. Baby gift registries are now just as extensive as wedding registries - but it's still fun to give gifts that you came up with on your own.
Ideas span from the practical:
To the impractical:
Apparently this is what Kelly Rowland picked up for her BFF Beyonce's unborn baby.
Not that, if given the chance, we wouldn't totally love to gift a swarovski crystal covered bathtub. I think that would make us the coolest aunts ever.
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