last friday, matt and i ditched our boys with our friends and headed down to hollywood for a date.
we had always heard that hollywood was a sketchy place, and that definitely proved to be true!
there were a whole lot of interesting people to watch.
we didn't spend much time right in the thick of it. we were just there to catch a tacky roofless tour bus to take us snooping around beverly hills & hollywood in search of celebrity homes.
we were a little bit embarrassed to be seen on the bus - we felt like super nerdy tourists! - but we still had fun touring around the hills.
the tour guide talked nonstop about celebrity gossip. i swear he knew everything.
matt and i don't know much about that stuff, and don't care to, but we loved getting to see all the gorgeous kazillion dollar homes.
up in those hills is a world we will neverrrr be a part of!
the next morning we headed down to UCLA for the annual 3 on 3 tournament that matt's company has.
PCL renovated the pauley pavilion (where the bruins play) a few years back, so now they get to use the court for their tournament each year.
it was such a fun morning.
it was neat to be hanging out on such a fancy court. and to have it all to ourselves!
PCL puts on the best events for their employees. we always leave feeling spoiled rotten.
i hope our boys want to play basketball when they get bigger.
i would really enjoy watching them play.
but, of course, i would love watching them succeed at whatever they are passionate about.
chet and i went on a date a couple weekends ago to see one of my young women in her school's production of 'charlie and the chocolate factory'.
i figured chet would like it because he really likes music. but he ended up loving it more then i had expected.
he sat there in the audience with me bobbing his head to all the songs.
so perhaps i will be watching him in a school play one day.
which couldn't be more opposite then me.
the worst grade i ever got - by far! - was 7th grade drama.
just thinking about that class gives me anxiety.
when i told chet we were going on a date, he instantly knew he wanted to wear a bow tie.
classy.
and then i let him pick out the rest of his outfit too.
this is what he came up with:
i loved his thought process.
bow tie - because apparently that is what you wear when you go on a date.
blue button up shirt - because button up shirts go with bow ties. and he likes blue.
brown shorts - because he hates wearing pants. and his sweat pant shorts were dirty.
church shoes - because he wanted to wear his fanciest shoes.
i couldn't have asked for a more handsome date.
and here we are attempting to take bathroom selfies during intermission:
