Sometimes the best weekends are spent with your best friend, pizza, coke, comfy clothes, oh and the ever so common vampire and wolf. My friend Rhinestone Cowgirl (who needs to update her blog) and I had Twilight fever this weekend. It all started when we were sitting at Prime Bar (a posh new venue in Uptown) watching our Red Raiders lose it all to Baylor. We decided the drinks weren't doing it, and that we didn't really feel in the mood to talk to any of the playboys who were surrounding us. So over pizza rolls, we started to discuss our new obsession... Jacob and Edward. We frantically got on our phones as we realized we had not seen the third movie in the series- Eclipse. Did you know that you can no longer rent Eclipse, and that AT&T and Time Warner Cable do not allow you to buy it "On Demand" either? We found this out after several calls into our local cable providers and fast safari research, naturally at the pizza place. It was when we were about to give up the Rhinestone had a light bulb go off in her head- Target Two Day Black Friday Sale. After a call into Target to confirm their extended holiday hours, we hopped in the Lexus and scurried over to the "ghetto' Target of City Place (a store that has 2 police officers in front at all times... and admittedly I get nervous shopping at in the day light!!). Once at the store our mission impossible was complete, and at the Black Friday price at $5.99 (we won't get into how Cowgirl was mad that it was not $2.99). Till the wee hours of Sunday morning, we learned more about the epic tale of vampires and wolves fighting for the love of Bella. The fun continued on Sunday as we finished our girl time at the movie theater watching "Breaking Dawn... Part 1".
It wasn't really the vampires or my new love for Jacob that made the weekend so relaxing and fun. It was simply being with my friend and not worrying about anything else that is going on in the world today. For a few hours we laughed and giggled at ourselves for being so caught up in the drama of this fantasy world. Between our drooling for Jacob and snickering at how crazy the story line was, we were able to share our dreams and our goals. For one weekend it wasn't about being caught up in the scene, or getting dressed up, or chasing after the next best thing. It was simply two friends who were obsessed with a saga, a saga that for once didn't involve our "human" life drama.
This one is for you cowgirl!


