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Busy,

Work has been crazy busy so far this week. Last weekend was pretty busy, too. Gabby spent the weekend at her dad's. They always have a big "to do" about Easter, so it was probably a lot more fun for her over there.

Thursday night I had dinner with this guy I've been dating. Not just some guy. The guy I've been dating. For the purposes of this blog he will be known as P-Dub because I can't say his name. Then we spent the rest of the evening here at my apartment.

Woke up Friday and hung around here. Then I met up with Andrea and had delicious Steam Pots at Joe's Crab Shack. Came back here when she had to go back to work. P-Dub and I did some driving around and browsed through Best Buy and Rooms-2-Go. Then headed out to dinner with his mom, stepdad, sister, his sister's girlfriend, his uncle, and his uncle's girlfriend. We had Vietnamese. I got freaked out. P-Dub was smart and got Pho...which looked delicious. I tried in in VA and really liked it, except the meat freaked me out. But then again, most Asian meats freaked me out. But the meat in his Pho looked pretty decent. My Lemongrass chicken on the other hand...tasted delicious, but freaked me out. We went back to his mom's house and just sat around laughing.

Saturday we woke up and lounged around again. He won't home to clean out the garage, and I went to dinner with my family for Easter. Outback...yummy!

Andrea is the faculty advisor for a theatre group at UTSA, The Bargain Basement Players. They were putting on a show Saturday night, so P-Dub and I met up with Andrea for that. Had a glass of wine at this really cute place, Pam's restaurant, and then watched the play. It was really good for local, college theatre. I know Andrea was super proud of them.

I was supposed to meet up with some friends from high school later that Saturday night, but the play took longer than expected, and I didn't really drive downtown, so Andrea, P-Dub and I met up with Andy at Coco Beach and had a very chill night sitting outside, talking, having some drinks. And then we called it a night.

I was very lazy on Sunday, and kind of needed that. I slept for a very long time. Picked up Gabby kind of early, and that was that.

Now, I need another vacation!!! I feel like packing my bags and scooting off for the weekend every weekend ever since Gabby, Andrea, and I drove to the coast. There are tons of little weekend places around San Antonio, but money's a problem...time's a problem. And, well, P-Dub's such a planner and organizer it's hard to be spontaneous.

I'm going to get another Mystic tan tomorrow...wish me luck.

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HOW DID THE TAN GO?
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