After my baking party with the in-laws, I was scheduled to meet up with my very best friend. She’s amazing. She knows how to love, and much of what I do today and how I am is thanks to her friendship and love poured into my life. We are also basically the same person. I love her. However, friends do have flaws. My dearest, definitely has some of those, as do I, but our hang out/date wasn’t about flaws, or perfections. learning 2 love relationships means cherishing the ones you sometimes take for granted. I thank God for my best friend everyday, but since getting married and even before the new last name, I realized I haven’t given her much of that quality face to face time, she so deserves.
So we went to an amazing vegetarian dinner, we totally were surrounded by couples, since it was V-Day. We live in Vancouver, so even if we looked lesbo, we probably fitted right in cause the restaurant was so trendy. You know how those trendy people can be. Just kidding, but seriously… there were couples everywhere, and I loved that we were able to choose an alternative on this expensive holiday. I mean real couples celebrate valentines day everyday…. Right? After dinner, we went to our show, where we literally had the time of our life. It was so good to connect at dinner, after everything we have been through this past while, and then like to just enjoy Brad Paisley doing his legendary thing. We love to sing, dance + scream like children, so it was a perfect place to do so. It was an amazing experience. Inspiring for me + emotionally overwhelming for my bestie. I feel like, musically, I’m headed down that country road, after seeing how amazing the audience’s energy is compared to other concerts - I love it. I’m happy that I spent my love day evening with my best girl friend. My husband and I celebrated the day before, so don’t think I forgot him, but this evening with my best friend + Brad Paisley was an unique experiance + I’m happy we did it.