Recap

[supermatt41]

Overall, I think I'd give the past 8 days a B+.

* Last Saturday Chris and I went to Sacramento with fallulah71 for the day.  She had two spare tickets to see the musical "Mama Mia" and asked if we wanted to come along.  I'm not really into musicals (or generally any theater for that matter), but a production built around the music of ABBA?  I'm in.  We

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[yummydeb]

Other than the useless training, this post is made of yay! Well, not the hangover, though you said it was worth it :-) And not Walmart. But dancing? Movies? Mulan? Family? All made of YAY!

I went to Mamma Mia in Philly, didn't know what to expect, ended up dancing like a maniac and singing along and I *never* do that. It was cheesy and way fun :-)

Here's to more weekends of yay, minus the few boos!

[supermatt41]

Useless trainings are useless. And if the price of having fun and laughing and dancing was a headache and being tired the next day, I gladly paid.

I wasn't quite sure what to expect of "Mama Mia" either, and when they played "Waterloo" as the encore I sang along like the stage was MINE. So fun, this.

Here's to more Yay Weekends, indeed!

[ninetinytrees]

I love bonus entertainment (Scarf Guy). I love it especially when they're oblivious.

[supermatt41]

Oh, me too. People watching is just one of the best things ever but when the people are being especially goofy it's icing on the cake.

[anita_margarita]

I have done your bidding and had ice cream. They have the most amazing little shop here with a completely unpronouncable and unspellable name that has real ice cream, including some weird flavors like drop (meaning a kind of salted liquorice). I had strawberry-rhubarb and the most amazing vanilla made with egg yolks and cream. Going back for caramel and rum-raisin. You'd like it.

[supermatt41]

Other than the salted liquorice, they all sound simply ripping. You know I'd load up on every flavor available until I weighed 500 kilos.