Oh, a sweepstakes win of
mine came in this week!
The soap smells wonderful!
I live in a small town (Population around 6,000 in the summer time) in the middle of nowhere Wyoming. Actually a surprising amount of people have been to Buffalo, Wyoming all things considered. It is a tourist town after all. I am a stay at home mom, I also home school my youngest child. I'll grant you that some may find that exotic, but there is so much available on the Internet nowadays that it isn't as difficult as it sounds.
This weekend my DD went to her first sleepover, she enjoyed it immensely and my husband and I went on our first Saturday night date in seven years. We went to the Winchester for the first time since we came to Buffalo about four years ago. It is on the top 10 list of places to eat in Wyoming and I can totally see why. The food was delicious and not at as pricey as we expected. I had the Seafood stuffed halibut which was wonderful (about $20.00) It was my first time having halibut and I very much enjoyed it. Really the only seafood I have ever had that I didn't like has been raw and I just didn't like the texture. At this point I am wishing that I had actually taken a picture of my scrumptious meal as I am in need of pictures for this post. However I have never really been one to take pictures of my food (Unless it happens to be an amusingly shaped vegetable) so it didn't even occur to me to do so. Also, I hadn't planned on reviewing the restaurant or meal. I may have to start taking pictures of everything...
After the meal we puttered around town for an hour wasting time because our movie (Yes I got to go to dinner, and a movie!) didn't start for another hour. This time wasting ordeal once again drove home the fact that there is really nothing to do in Buffalo. We actually managed to waste about half an hour before we gave up and went ahead and went to the theater a half an hour early. This might seem like a good time to go, we could stand in line to get our tickets then stand in line to get popcorn and a drink and then it would be time for the movie to start, right? Wrong. Our humongous two screened theater had no line whatsoever and continued to have no line until about ten minutes before show time when a few people trickled in. Great for not standing in line I guess and we got to sit down and waste time which saved on gas I suppose.
I also got my #RosyVoxBox in
from #Influenster ao I will be posting
about that on my social media for
the next few days.
We went to see Logan. The movie was surprisingly good, at least it was better than expected. I wasn't very happy with the ending. Don't get me wrong, it was entirely appropriate and decently done. I just like my movies to end on an up note. It lets me leave the theater smiling instead of trying to dry my tears. (I cry at everything) There also wasn't a little scene in the middle of the credits that I have come to enjoy from the Marvel movies. I realize that this was a X-men movie but it still would have nice. I really like those.
After that we went home. The time was now about 9:30 and everything except the gas station was pretty much closed. Still, it was a pretty nice night. And a much better date than the last one (We ended up going grocery shopping.)
So What do you think? Is my life exotic, or every bit as dull as I believe it is? Feel free to comment, but be nice, I don't have to allow the post after all.
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