Last weekend was also nice - unless you were walking around downtown all night in open-toed shoes. This was one of the highlights of the weekend.
On Friday night, we went to a place called Settebello's, in downtown SLC. I had never heard of it before - but some friends of ours love it. We went out with them for the first time, they are in our ward. Great couple.
Anyway, so Settebello's is a pizza place - this is the pizza I got. But don't be fooled by the perfect slice in the middle... they serve it without slicing it. Has anyone eaten a whole pizza with just a fork and knife? Let me tell you, it was an experience. It was great pizza, but almost too much work. Maybe I'm a wimp. That is, after all, how the Italians eat it. 
But I felt like I did when we went to eat all-you-can-eat crab, where you use your mallet to crack open the little suckers. Too much work for such a small amount of meat. Now, the pizza was yummy, and it was quite large (I ended up getting a to-go box, then leaving it at the restaurant) - but it was kind of a hassle!After dinner, Chris and I went to Desert Star Playhouse. We have 
season tickets, and the days are set in advance... we felt kind of bad ditching our "date" with Lisa and John, but they were cool with it. The play was "The Wizard of Odd - A Wicked Comedy." It was great! I love these plays. We always have a great time, and it's been a family favorite of mine since I was young.
On Saturday my violin lesson was cancelled, so I decided to do laundry at my parent's house (our complex has laundry machines, but we don't always have quarters. How grateful I am for our parents)! As fun as that does sound, I did do some shopping in-between loads, which is always fun. I was rushed, however, and it's not always fun to be rushed when you haven't been shopping (other than at the grocery store) for months!
At 6:00 we met my cousin and his wife downtown. She is a very talented photographer, and I wanted to get pictures taken of Chris and I. This is where the freezing toes come in. I made the mistake of wearing open-toed sandals all night. We parked downtown and just started walking. We walked around to different alley ways, the Gallivan center, and random places that normally you wouldn't notice. I really like her style, and we had a lot of fun hanging out with them. We went out to P.F. Chang's afterwards for dinner. Yummy!
If you want to, you can look at the "sneak-peek" of our pictures on Kami's website. http://www.kamivoilesphotography.blogspot.com/ Thanks again, Kami! It was fun!
On Sunday we ate dinner at Chris's parent's house, and watched "Enchanted" with them. Half of them hadn't seen it, and of course, they loved it!
This guys sure looks like he's having fun though, eh? See what BYU will do to a person? :)
It was fantastic! He was so funny and played off the crowd the entire time. The way he does it - makes people laugh is so clever. What he did was tell stories. He tells story after story until you are in stitches from laughing so hard. I wish I could have recorded some of his stuff from the show. He did do his famous Dentist bit, but other than that, I had never heard most of his stuff. He talked mostly about his family, a lot about his wife... "You get to a point in marriage where you just don't say ANYTHING. Because it doesn't matter what you say." He has been married for 44 years, and though he laughed about his wife and told all sorts of stories, he loves her. That is obvious. I loved everything about his show - the way he played off the audience, the facial expressions, the way he made you feel, his stage presence. He came out in sweats and crocs. He was comfortable. He just sat down and started talking - no crazy jokes, nothing inapropriate. He wanted to just talk to us. It was great! I believe his first line was, "Here we are.... 110 miles fro
