Sunday, March 29, 2009

a night out on the town

grandma nancy and grandpa rick took the boys for a sleepover last night. so paul and i decided to take advantage of that! we had a great night out. first we went up to the gateway and walked right into the counter for a build your own burger. it was sooo tasty!
We sat at "the counter" to eat with a big screen tv right in front of us to watch the jazz game. the burgers were amazing. you can pick from 1/3, 2/3rds or 1lb of beef! (for you non meat folk, they do have veggie burgers and chicken) you also get to pick your toppings and bun, or no bun on a bed of lettuce. i highly recommend it if you are up that way!:)
next we got tickets to see the pink floyd dark side of the moon laser show at the clark planetarium. something i haven't done since the uvsc days! and something that paul has never done. it was awesome! what a trip, the graphics and lasers were spectacular! i just love it when you feel like you are spinning in your seat!

it was good to get out on the town and just hang with my man. love ya!

6 comments:

Brittney said...

um, did i tell you my nightmare story about The Counter?! i LOVED it, the first time....i wont tell you if you like it though! :)

~Jason and Heidi~ said...

I am glad you got out! You guys worked hard Saturday. What a good time!

~~Heidi~~ said...

How fun!! Oh how would it be to have a date night with no kids? Don't get that much! Anywho, I LOVE Your blog title picture! Where did you take that at? ;) only at your favorite restaruant on kauai right? Love ya see ya in a little more then a week

Ammie said...

I'm glad you got to have a fun date! The gateway is a fun place. I have not been to the clark planetarium in a long time! I love that place.

michelle said...

That looks like so much fun! Glad you two got a night out on the town. Can't wait for girls night!

Sydney said...

Sleepovers at grandma and grandpa's house are the best! Good for you to enjoy the night as well!

"there is nothing--absolutely nothing half---so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats"--the wind in the willows