Tori’s sister met up with us and the six of us had so much fun. I don’t know the last time I laughed that hard. It must have been our waiter's first night cause he was having a lot of difficulties. On top of that he was a soft talker and we had fun messing with him until he messed up our orders. None of our food came out at the right time and we ate in shifts. But none of this mattered because we were having a good time. That was until we noticed the time and had to get the check and he was just plain incompetent.
Luckily, we had gotten our tickets before we ate so we were able to go right in. We had great seats in the top row, dead center. I sat next to Tori who would sing along and used her arms like they did in the movie. When Jennifer Hudson sang And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going it sent chills all over my body and I got a bit verclempt. People were hooting, hollering, clapping and yelling “Sing it Sister!” Damn that woman can sing… All of them can really belt it out... It just gets ya.
I probably wouldn’t have seen this movie in the theaters if it weren’t the group of us going but I’m telling ya it was a great movie and everyone should see it.
On our way out I was attempting to get a picture, using my camera phone, but Liz wasn’t having it. She was walking out the door and I caught her goofing around waving. She didn’t think I would get her in the picture but I did.
Side Note: A year ago Friday (the 19th) I was rear ended. The entire rear of my car had to be replaced. The accident wasn't particularly bad except it was the first time I was in an accident and I hadn't had my new car even three weeks when it happened. It took four weeks to repair because they had to wait for the parts to come off the assembly line. Then there were the spasms in my back and my visits to the chiropractor trying to get some relief.
It was a horrible and depressing time in my life.
Tonight on my way home I was coming off the beltway onto Connecticut Ave when a car ran a red light and hit the car in front of me. Thank goodness everyone was ok but I can't help but thank the Big Dude Above for watching out for me. Phew!
Gawd. Car accidents are the scariest things. I was crossing a road in Chicago last year when a newer model Mercedes sedan screamed through the red light. I had to jump out of the way as it ploughed into a taxi. Saw my life fly before my eyes.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're ok and even more glad you had a fantastic night! I really want to see that movie!
I hate those kinds of "anniversaries." Glad you had such a nice time though-- I hope it made those memories easier.
ReplyDeleteGlad your karma (ie the wonderfulness of you) kept you one car behind this time, not that I wish an accident on anyone (well almost anyone). The movie was enjoyable especially Eddie Murphy and Jennifer Hudson - loved Eddie's turn during the anniversary show when he decides to go back to being himself (meaning his character does).
ReplyDeleteAlways glad to read of you having a fun time. No one deserves them more.