Fragile

I am going to be careful this time because I don't want to make the same mistakes I've made before.  I don't want to risk this opportunity I've been given.  I think this could be great, especially if I don't over think it this time.  I am going to enjoy every moment, in the moment.  I promise to savor every second as if it will be the last and be grateful.  I'll still hold out out hope for the future, don't fault me though.

I don't know..

There is a line in a movie where our heroine says: "I don't know if you hate me, or if you're the only person that actually gets me", to which our hero replies, "Well I don't hate you". 

Etiquette and hotels..

Saturday night after church I went on a date and we met at The Mayo Hotel.  Alright first I would like to discuss parking downtown; what's with there never being a human being on the lots?  Okay yes there is a box that you stuff five dollar bills into the numbered slots that correspond with where you parked but does that only apply during the day or night as well?  I chose to wear a dress and 5 inch heels right, so of course I am freezing and I have to walk "very carefully" across two streets in these shoes that are dangerous at best whilst shivering my tuckus off, so I finally make it into this grand foyer that was quite literally breathtaking, if you are impressed by architecture and as luck would have it I am.  I could have easily just met my date in the lobby and been just as happy, but alas we were to meet on the top floor Penthouse level, may I just say WOW.  Upon exiting the elevator you take an immediate left and are led into an intimate setting/pub feel bar almost, with luxurious and opulent seating and decor' and the staff were attentive and amiable to say the least; glass doors lead out onto the rooftop patio that offers up a view that was completely unexpected.  All in all I would give the venue a 5 out of 5 possible stars on where one should take or be taken on a date in Tulsa. 

On an unrelated topic, DON"T bother wasting your time or money on Chronicle, the four of us who went last night thought it was just plain awful!

I was wrong, you were right.

What a day I had on Saturday!  I went and watched my first 3D film "Star Wars", and for some reason I have been unwilling to give 3d a chance so yesterday I decided, enough was enough and wow was I pleasantly suprised at how much I loved it!  The movie was so beautiful, it was if I was in the movie, now I want to go back and watch all my favorite movies in 3d also!  After church I ended up at The Mayo Hotel and rooftop bar, and it was so beautiful, and SO cold but all in all it was pretty perfect; then we headed to Tulsa Caz's pub, all in all a flawless 24 hours.