Down & Out.

Saturday was lame. Hanging out with Katie was fun but we ended up at a bar and it was not fun. At least not for us. We thought we were on our way to a club. If we were at a club, then we could atleast dance. I'll take the whole club to the streets. I can't take a bar anywhere and I wouldn't want to take it to the streets. That would just be scary. I'm sure the bar tenders were confused as to why they were not making any money off of the kid spinning around on the bar stool, and why the hell he was drinking all of their tap water. We were already on our way to downtown San Diego when we found out we were going to a bar. Going to a bar when you don't drink is like going to a club when you don't dance. It's like going to a buffet when you are not hungry. If you need a snack, get a McDouble or a salad. Don't go to an effing buffet. Just to add to the frustration of the night, we wasted twenty dollars on parking. Usually there is a bum around to help find a parking space for about five dollars, but they were nowhere to be found. With that said, Sunday was fun. We did go out and spend some money so don't judge us. Katie's Auntie Jane was in San Diego. After church and many hours of visits to fulfill my new calling as Assistant Ward Clerk, we went to my parents house and played Wii Fit and Wii Mario Brothers. Afterwards, we made our way back home where Katie's Auntie Jane and Uncle Austin picked us up. Katie's mom, Starr, also came. We drove to the downtown theater to see the movie, The Young Victoria. We bought slurpees and tons of popcorn. It was a great movie. After the movie, we walked to Ghiradelli's for ice cream and hot chocolate. So good. Its funny how much fun you can have doing simple things with people you love. I'm so thankful for family. My family and Katie's as well. I'm also thankful for friends. The true ones. I'm thankful for lots of things and I want to give back. I think God made us special here on purpose. I want to be an example to those around me and comfort those that stand in need of comfort. There are so many people that need help but won't ask for it. I want to help, so that if I die today, the last thing you remember won't be about some apple bottom jeans with the boots with the fur.