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Girls Day Out

So, any of us with significant others kicked them to the curb and spent a girls day out together. Becky, Andrea, and I went to brunch at Druther's. Never been there, but it was to die for! Then we met up with Kelly and Joy to go to the Japanese Tea Gardens. Hadn't been there in years. Took lots of pics. Can't wait to see the ones Becky took. She made me be in most of them since it was decided I was the most photogenic. Awww...how nice. The Gardens are right next to the zoo so we decided to take a ride on the train that goes around Breckenridge Park and the zoo, which I have never done before. We sat up in the front near the "conductor", and laughed our asses off. He was so freakin' hilarious.

Joy had to leave, but Becky, Kelly, Andrea, and I had dinner at Alamo Cafe, and then we headed back to my apartment where we played the Wii for a couple of hours and then tried to learn the So Jo Boy dance. Good times.

Gabby's dad actually drove her home for once, and that was really, really nice. Now she's in bed, and I'm on my way there. Great day.

My pictures from the Tea Gardens are below. And, make sure to look at the post after that. I finally got some of the better pics from the Bachelorette Party.

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Jessiedc28 said…
Does Gabby's Pa have driving ability?

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