Oh Dearie Me.

Well, I had a wonderful weekend, despite some unfortunate happenings

earlier in the week. 

Dinner with my beau (and imagine that I said 

that like Scarlett O'Hara, it's fun) and awesome friends

at Mugshots on Friday night. 

It was great to finally get to know 

some people that I don't usually get a chance to 

hang out with.

Getting plenty of sleep on Friday night through Saturday

and waking up to watch a classic on ABCFamily, 

Rookie of the Year. 

Don't underestimate that film. 

It's great.

("Hey, pitcher! You got something hanging out

of your nose! Pitcher's got a big butt!")

Lunch in Odenville at Charlie's BBQ

and benchmarking with Jesse. 

Family time with the Scotts

and trippy-trip to Workplay 

to see The Civil Wars w/Lucy Schwartz.

Whole show=AMAZING. 

I had never seen Lucy Schwartz

perform before and only knew one of her

songs, but she blew everyone away. 

She is an amazing pianist

and she has mastered a loop

machine that would rival Imogen Heap. 

The Civil Wars, of course, 

did not disappoint

again (last show seen in August at Workplay). 

pic by Andrew Clements

They sang most of the songs from their 

new album, Barton Hollow, 

and were amazed

when everyone starting singing along. 

And not to brag or anything, 

but the crowd from Saturday night

was referred to as the best crowd ever. 

Just sayin'.

Haha.

More weekend news coming up later! 

Snowpocolypse.

And I'm gonna look like a copy cat, 

if you also follow my buddy at Adam-and-E. 

Haha. 

I've been listening to The Civil Wars

new album, Barton Hollow, with few breaks

the past few days, 

because it is AMA-ZA-ZING.

If I could afford it and I was friends with them, 

I would totally ask them to sing at my wedding. 

Especially this song:

I think it just works perfectly

for Jesse's and my story. 

Maybe I'll ask them if they 

would like to attend the wedding

on Saturday night

when Jesse and I go to see 

them at Workplay. 

Then again, maybe not. 

Haha. 

They're probably busy.