Thursday my son told me not to come home. Friday I didn't. Instead I headed downtown with about 20,000 firefighters, and a few friends. We saw this Firefighter Pipe Band, all fancily bedecked in kilts made from firefighter garb, and carrying their instruments, leaving a bar. Wish we'd gotten to hear them play. Would've been awesome. Still we had a pretty awesome night.
Our friend Juli hosted a wingding at Howl at the Moon, a dueling piano bar downtown. She was our Team Leader for our Breast Cancer Mosey group, Hakuna Matatas. Her Mom is a 13 year Survivor and Thriver! And she invited Kathleen and I. So we left the boys in charge of the kids and headed downtown. We didn't arrive until 6:30, so the happy hour had gotten really happy, and there were tons of people there. We huddled up in a little corner, and listened to music and sang, very loudly, until our ears were ringing and we couldn't each other, and we didn't care.
It had been a good 6 months since we'd gone out and played like this. We are allowed to get a little crazy.
It's just not the wisest idea to go out drinking and staying out late, the night before our race. But what a way to celebrate Life.
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