It would be so nice to go to a Cowboys game when they actually win. Last nights’ game was such a disappointment.
Attempting to sell my Cowboys tickets on Craiglist.
I posted them around 3pm this afternoon and had a response in an hour from a woman named, what else, Tracy. I am supposed to meet her and her family this evening somewhere off 30. I found a Starbucks or a Whataburger that might work…both public and usually busy.
I am waiting for a call back to confirm our meeting location and time. I hope this lady pulls through. The only other time I sold something on Craigslist, the person never showed up and I put my washing machine by the dumpster of my old apartment I also hope she isn’t a crazy person because I have to meet her alone.
I will update this post later so you all know that I dropped of the tickets and made it back alive.
*Update - I am alive and home. The people who bought the tickets were a bunch of kids, and by kids I mean younger than me. We met at a Starbucks in Grand Prairie, a little farther than I would have liked to drive, but it was busy and well lit. I’m just glad I didn’t lose all my money.
It’s finally starting to feel like fall…
Even though fall in Texas means it is still 85 degrees. I am just glad it’s not 100 degrees anymore.
Windows open, chili in the slow cooker, Dallas Cowboys on TV, lots of apples in my kitchen and fall/Halloween decorations around the house. I love this time of year.
Finally. A reason to celebrate on a Sunday. Cowboys take down the Giants, 33-20.
I haven’t been home the last two weekends.
And I am not complaining, just stating a fact. I spent October 1-2 in Austin and October 9-10 in Napa. Not to brag or anything, but my life is sort of awesome sometimes.
This weekend, I am looking forward to spending it at home, in Dallas.
I am not a baseball fan by any means, but I am really into the team spirit for the Rangers right now, so tonight will likely be spent watching the game with friends somewhere. Tomorrow, more bathroom renovations and finally painting! I am almost done! Sunday, watching the Cowboys game (come on, we need another win!), possibly at the Nodding Donkey, a new bar in the State & Allen neighborhood.
Ahh, the weekend.
In other news, I went to the Cowboys/Raiders pre-season game last night. It was hot as hell walking to the stadium from the parking lot, which felt like over a mile away, and I sat in the nose bleed section, but still had a great time. And I finally bought my boyfri…I mean, Miles Austin’s, jersey.
MUST buy this before Thursday’s game, which I happen to have tickets for. I know it’s only preseason football, but it’s still football.
What a great weekend.
It’s too bad it is almost over, but I am happy to report that I did everything that I had planned to do (minus CB’s birthday), plus a few a extra things this weekend.
The Dallas Vigilantes game was…interesting. The key was to find a cute player and cheer him on and that made it fun. After the game, my friend Ashley and I went to see our fave bartender at Vickery Park.
The Dallas Flea was super cute, although I didn’t buy anything. Wicked was amazing (see earlier post) and dinner at Jorge’s at One Arts Plaza was delicious. It was good to spend the day with my mom.
I spent 4 hours at the pool today with Ashley. Ate at Rusty Taco on Greenville, which I have wanted to hit up ever since I saw it on Thrillist. Had some froyo at Yogurtland, which is by far the best froyo place in Dallas and worth the short drive up to Northwest Highway, across from Northpark. I ended the afternoon watching Transformers 2, which I had to see after watching Transformers on TV on Saturday night. That Shia LaBeouf is just so cute and the movie was good, despite hearing that it wasn’t.
This week is going to be super busy at work, but after this weekend, I feel good. Happy. Relaxed. For now. Tomorrow is another story.
