Okay, I am caught up now!! We didn't get much down time during the weekend, and I got behind enough to be too scared to come here and not have enough time to go through everything. The only internet I got was some work email to make sure that everything was okay here since I thought I *majorly* messed some things up here on Thurs/Fri with trying to get ready to go. I was as much of a hot mess as Erika by the time I left here on Fri at about 2:30, which was an hour later than planned, but it worked out pretty well to pick up both of them at the airport.
Ohh, I know that fear. Glad it worked out.
Thankfully, my boss had just overloaded me on purpose to make sure I didn't wind up idle, and the to-do list that I thought I had messed up on wasn't really what he had expected of me. So, instead of getting chewed out today, he actually bought a coworker and I lunch. Yay, such a relief!! I like him, and this job, a lot and I was quite worried that I had screwed things up.
I like him too!
The trip was FANTASTIC. I am tired as crap right now but it is SO worth it. And yes, Erika is the energizer bunny. Holy geebus. She has just as much energy in person as you would think she does.
She really is the Dancing Banana
And I agree, Paula, Liz, E, exactly like they are in the thread. Except Paula might be a bit snarkier in person, which I LOVED. And her pictures do NOT do her justice.
I find her adorable in the pics, so Paula, you must be smokin IRL.
Although, I have to admit, I didn't know what the Osborne Lights were. I had heard of them but never planned a Christmas trip due to D's schedule and hadn't researched it ever.
Wha? Did you enjoy them?
The sparkles! We were trying to find a shirt that we all liked, and E tried on one that literally rained sparkles down when you shook it. She was trying to get it all over me (the attempt at girliness-transfer), and instead, COVERED her face in sparkles that withstood every attempt at removal. I called it karma.
Funny. "Girliness Transfer." You look girly to me. Oh and your hair, looks awesome.
The black ones made her look 65 and in a track suit. Just sayin'.
And for the record, I told her to wear jeans in the first place. Erika, optimistic (and warm at 55 degrees). Kat, realist.