I’m recapping some of July because I’m late for everything these days.
Who are these bloggers who can blog about an activity they did yesterday? Complete with a dozen pictures of the event.
If you came for that, sorry – wrong blog.
First though, let’s recap what I’ve been asked about too many times to count even though it’s such old news now…
Where’s The Bachelorette Finale Recap?
So yes, it’s really true. I had to watch it a WEEK later because we did some spontaneous family travel complete without internet and very little TV. I’m not complaining about missing either of those things because quality time always trumps internet and TV.
There’s really not much to say about the finale since I’m old and can’t remember. Perhaps it is also because short of her sending Chris from Cape Cod home early so as not to put him through the misery of the final rose ceremony there was nothing too memorable.
I did think that was a genuinely nice thing to do – breaking the rules and sending him home early. Now let’s hope he doesn’t buy into the trash TV and become the next Bachelor or {gasp} be on the next season of The Bachelor Pad.
He’s really too good for that. Oh, and I did just remember one really sweet and memorable thing.
The rainbow.
I don’t care how unsentimental you are, if you saw that you had to be touched.
Final words on Ali and her incessant giggling and lack of shampoo…I do hope she lands the TV hosting job of her dreams.
And I guess it’s a good thing Wizzy and I didn’t start driving to Charleston since Roberto is moving to California.
Enough of that Bachelorette nonsense – I’m not even going to touch The Bachelor Pad because Roger Leroy and I watched the first episode a few nights ago and I still can’t talk about it. I’m not saying we didn’t laugh and pause the show several times to discuss it but it far exceeds the self-imposed PG-13 rating of my blog.
On to July summer fun…
In the midst of everyone’s busy schedules, we squeezed in a family bowling night.
You would think Wizzy would keep her smack talking about beating everyone to a minimum but she was at it again.
With no gloating and The Grunter on my heels, mom beat everyone in the first game.
Let the record show: I let her win in the 2nd game.
Culture
The big kids stepped up their game a bit by planning a night out with something a little more high ‘falutin than bowling.
Phantom of the Opera at the Fox Theatre
Here is what happens when my kids get dressed up and attempt a little culture.
They looked nice.
It’s a rare moment when they all are off work and go somewhere together.
After the show, they all shared their highlights on their way to fine dining in Atlanta…Zesto’s for dessert.
Roger Leroy’s favorite part:
“The part where there were fireballs and sparks coming out of the cane.”
Wizzy’s favorite part:
“The End.”
The Grunter’s favorite part:
“Did anyone say intermission?”
I guess we should have exposed them to more culture and less fine dining.
Bowling, culture or The Bachelorette…what have been some of your favorite summer activities?
Im hurtin
