Then we had a limo (thanks, Mom!) pick us up and parade us all around downtown Austin. We drank, we danced, we were obnoxious and we danced some more. I am hoping everyone had as much fun as me.
Here are some fun pics:
The Girls!
From Laura's Bachelorette |
Jessica and Laura
From Laura's Bachelorette |
Morgan and I are obsessed with the star glasses. As you can see, we make sure we are wearing them when no one else is…
From Laura's Bachelorette |
Yay, we took them off our face! Morgan, my sister and me!
From Laura's Bachelorette |
Theresa in full on dance mode…
From Laura's Bachelorette |
She hates the paparazzi.
From Laura's Bachelorette |
I kept forgetting the night wasn’t about me…
From Laura's Bachelorette |
Someone is getting drunky…
From Laura's Bachelorette |
5 minutes later the camera died…which is probably good for all of us.
Random drunk tale from the night:
At the end of the night we were at some club and while we were making our way out, I heard a salsa/samba/fantastic Spanish beat start playing. It just so happen that I was walking across the open dance floor at this point. So I looked around the crowd and grabbed the first (what I believed to be) hot Latino man and started to show off my awesome (I am always the best dancer when I have been drinking) dance skills. While dancing I couldn’t help but notice I was the far more superior dancer and almost felt as if I was teaching… Oh well, I rocked.
At the end of the song, I leaned over to my partner and told him thank you for the dance and something else….all in Spanish (Yes, yes….we all know I have been drinking quite a bit if the first language I choose to speak in is Spanish.) At which point, my buddy said to me “I’m sorry. I don’t speak Spanish…”
All I could think was… “Man, my Spanish is so good right now! I totally understood what he just said!” To which I respond, in Spanish, “Thank you again. You are a great dancer.” To which he says, “I don’t understand Spanish.” FINALLY it clicks in my vodka drowned brain. I then ask him what he does speak (in English this time!) and he says English (really? Is that why I understood you?) and Arabic (I think.) So I said thanks in English and pushed him away.
So my lesson of the night was just because he looks tan does not mean that he is Hispanic.