We went out for dinner on Friday night to a Thai restaurant with a large group of friends, meaning there were quite a few of us, not that we were all big boned.
After dinner we headed to Fat Eddies, a bar based on the New York Jazz scene in SOL Square:
We danced and drunk cocktails and shooters until around 2.30am. My favourite being the Moscow Mules, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Then we headed to our hotel.
Yes, hotel.
As we live about 30km out of the city centre we decided that we would splash out and stay at Hotel So, a funky new, hi tech, hotel with great prices.
If you can be bothered going there, This was what our room was like.
In the morning, after some hotel type shananigans, we went to Java for brekkie.
and best of all??? No hangover!!
Just a great weekend full of hand holding, random kisses, expressions of love and little looks. Sometimes these weekends are few and far between but they are the cement in the slowly constructed, heritage stone wall that is marriage.
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What a lovely entry and I loved your analogy about marriage and the heritage stone wall that is marriage. Lovely :)
Sounds like a fun time was had by all. (Auntie had gone home at this stage I presume??)
"with a large group of friends, meaning there were quite a few of us, not that we were all big boned"
Oh Jules you make me laugh.
I think having a weekend away from life is really important. Before Mick and I had a house here in Canberra we stayed in hotels a couple of times, it feels decadent. xx
I loved that post too. We had a few escape weekends when our kids were growing up, I think it's really important and also special to be able to have that time together.
Hmmm. This post shows marriage in a very positive light. I've been considering marriage lately, as it seems to be very popular. Are there any downsides?
Absolutely wonderful... you both SO needed that time..and it was well spent. Yummy Thai :)
Just a beutiful memory..the stuf of treasures
Jules: It all sounds so very cool. the pics are awesome. Nice place, makes me want to get my tail there to party...and lucky you, no hang over...yay! :D
Ciao sweetie.
Sounds like a fabulous, and well deserved, weekend! Glad you enjoyed it.
Oh what a wonderful post! That's inspiring even this committment-phobe to get hitched! :)
Great post mate.
An interesting and poignant post. My wife is also my best friend, and the strength in our marriage has seen the back of many a slain ghost.
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