Kind of the same thing, no? Well, I had the opportunity to indulge in both this past weekend. Yahoo!
I thought Friday night was going to be rather low-key, since Mr. Iceberg and I were just planning on grabbing a late dinner. We ended up meeting up with Crumb and Beej at the Local for food and drinks, then more and more drinks on the patio. Iceberg’s married friends took over for Crumb and Beej, who headed home due to an early morning road trip to Duluth.
The four of us experienced some surprisingly gangster beats at Barrio before making the decision to head over to the Seville (or what Iceberg likes to call “The Boom Boom Room”). I’ve only been to the Seville once, but it was when I was on the verge of blackedoutedness with Moon, so I don’t really think that counts.
For being a strip club, it was actually quite enjoyable. Comfortable chairs, friendly cocktail waitress, strong drinks, decent music… and of course hot bodies waving tatas around. I was secretly delighted at the lopsided ratio of brunettes to blonds, we’re makin’ a comeback ladies!! The four of us ended up closing down the place, with the bouncers sternly requesting us to chug our last drinks.
Saturday, I had to shake a slight hangover. It was easy to do considering the 80 degrees and cloudless sky Mother Nature blessed us with. I spent the day “supervising” Mom McBlog while she gardened. My heaven is a lawn chair in the hot sun with a cold beverage. I am a simple person. (Ha!)
After hours of soaking in rays, I decided to do something with my day and met up with Buck and Kitty on Tugg’s patio in the NE. A couple of John Daly’s, some top-of-the-line chili fries, and I bet that was the first time anyone split a bacon cheeseburger three ways.
So the sun was setting and the three of us headed over to CK’s for a few cocktails before meeting up with Mr. Iceberg and his gang on Drink’s patio. CK and I bid farewell to Buck and Kitty along the way, and then had to wait 20 minutes in a line to get up to the roof. The least they could have done was send over a cocktail waitress!
By the time we found the boys, they were ready for a change of venue. CK and I downed our drinks and we all headed for (drum rool, please!) … The Lyndale Taphouse. Shocking. We really kicked the party in to gear at this point, everyone trying to one-up each other on rounds of shots. Woof. I vaguely remember smiling for the camera with one of Icebergs friends in the photobooth. The result being gangster hand signs and drunken, glazed eyes.
On the way home Mr. Iceberg and I stopped at Milo’s for a full-out meal. He ended up giving his cookie to a random girl in line, and then made me give our cab driver twenty bucks for an $8 cab ride because the guy’s credit card machine was “broken” and he only had $4 in change. Total bologna. Unfortunately, for those of you who’ve met her, Agnes (aka Stephanie) came raging out of me and stayed most of the night. Unacceptable. I thought I uninvited her to the rest of my life…
Fortunately, the sun eventually came up and it was a gorgeous Sunday. Too gorgeous for a hangover. I stopped at Fresh Seasons for some snacks, packed up the boat and headed for the lake. My other heaven. The day is never long enough when cruising around Lake Minnetonka, puttering through the hooligans anchored at Big Island and chillaxing in a quiet part of Maxwell Bay.
One un-sunscreened, crispy back later and I was laying in bed watching The Tourist. Well, the first thirty minutes of The Tourist anyway. I did wake up just in time to overhear the big twist ending, so that was awesome… Pfft.
Bedtime – 7:50PM. Rockstar.
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