B.B., Baseball, and Bye-Bye Braces (Again.)

Okay. So B.B. King was just here in da 'Burg. Tonight. My dad and his best friend got to go.

I looked up tickets this morning--$75-$175. And HOT DAMN, I didn't have (still don't) that kind of money. So I couldn't go.

My dad came home an hour ago.

(I'm gonna apologize ahead of time for the caps.)

MY DAD GOT ME A SIGNED B.B. KING POSTER AND HIS GUITAR PICK!!!!!

*Faint*

I have it sitting across the room because if I look at it too much, my heart starts making this funny thumping noise. It sucks I couldn't go to the show, but...this...is...awesome!!

The end to the worst day, honestly.

Okay, so not the WORST day, not by far.

The Phillies lost. (Ryan Howard hit a 505 ft home run. You gotta admit, that is pretty SICK!)

I just got retainers. And they suck. My lisp is ridiculous. I sound like a Hanson groupie on crack.

But the day's positives outweight the negatives. YAY!!!

Comments

alexgirl said…

"Hanson groupie on crack"--hahaha!!! that is so funny.
And what a cool gift from your dad. that is so awesome.
i'm holding a contest on my blog, if u want to come check it out. i'm going to give away a copy of my book!

June 28, 2007 at 4:36:00 PM EDT

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