Dan was out of town for another Friday night, so I
whipped up a meatza as usual ordered a normal pizza with crust and cheese and such. I was happy about it, but the girls were pretty bummed to be missing out on my home cooking.
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| They forced it down. |
The real food star of the weekend was the brunch buffet at the wedding we attended on Saturday. Fried chicken AND bagels with lox.
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Linguists agree that "cellar door" "brunch buffet" is the most beautiful phrase in the English language. |
This wedding was the closest I have ever come to walking into a living Pinterest board and I mean that as the highest compliment because it was basically the cutest thing in the universe. So apparently sometimes people pin a bunch of cool ideas and then actually do them? As opposed to half-assing one or two of them? Interesting.
Anna was so overwhelmed by it all she actually couldn't even manage a full scowl.
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| The mason jars were throwing her. |
Anna and Cash got a chance to play one of their favorite games,
One-Smile-At-A-Time. Though their enthusiasm seems to have waned a bit in the past two years. It's really less a game and more a lifelong mission to be uncooperative in cute photo op situations.
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| Okay, good job, Cash! Now you go, Anna. |
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| I guess that's "Cheese"? Maybe more toward the camera next time. |
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| Cash, come on, it doesn't work with your mouth full, dude. |
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| You know what? Maybe you guys should just eat your snack. |
Anyway, I know I joke about all the forced half-smiling and grimacing and whatnot, but sometimes it really does get me down. I just can't figure out where she got that.
