Too Much In Love

This year for Valentine's Day Kelly and I did not plan some overly romantic date, rather I had to babysit on Friday night (YW fundraiser) and Kelly was supposed to work all day on Saturday. Awesome eh? When I came home from work on Friday night at 5:30, Kelly had bought me pretty white daisies with red carnations and was cooking me a yummy steak dinner. It was very delicious, but very brief because I had to be at the church by 6. Later that night when I was getting ready to climb into bed, I learned that Kelly did not have to work on Saturday! That was great news and we now had a whole new realm of possibilities of what we could do. Too bad for his coworkers though, because they missed out on some super good treats that I was going to take into work Ü

So, we didn't really accomplish a whole lot Saturday morning, but Kelly let me sleep almost until noon! That was the best present ever!!!! Then we needed to go and get our groceries and thought we would try and catch a movie. Our plan was to go to the theater, check out the movie times, get our tickets, then run errands if possible or run errands after. Pretty good plan. We pulled up to the theater and it was quite busy - you know being Valentine's Day and all. Kelly was driving and decided that he would pull up into the no parking zone and we could run in and get the tickets. We go in and surprising there is no line. We found out that The Pink Panther 2 was starting in 15 minutes and there were still plenty of seats left, so we decided to see it. We hustled into the movie and got good seats. The movie was funny - not as good as the first one - but we still laughed quite a bit. After the movie we made a quick escape out the fire exit that put us outside on the back of the theater. We were strolling along around the building and just about to come out of the breezeway to the front of the theater when the question runs through my head: "Where did we park?"



Just as we pop around the corner we see our car - still parked in the no parking zone! We just burst out laughing and couldn't believe that it hadn't been towed. Wow. Oh, and to top it all off, it was unlocked the entire time. We were laughing so hard we had tears streaming down our faces and Kelly almost crashed several times as we were exiting the parking lot because he couldn't see through the tears. By the time we got control of ourselves we both had a headache from laughing so hard and so long. Who would've thought that something like this would happen to us, AGAIN? There wasn't even a Sbarro's within 15 miles! Kelly mentioned that it was a good thing we didn't have a kid in the car, because that could have meant jail time.

I like to think that we are just so completely in love that we can't be bothered with the tasks of responsible adulthood, but frankly I am actually scared that we should be living in a group home Ü