Yeah, I'm that daughter.
My mother...has made it.
She's a gem in the world - I'm sorry if you don't know her, but take my word for it, she's the best.
Lovely Amber, rockin' Miriam, dreamy Maura Bryn...
Don't knock it until you've tried it.
Seriously, if you've never been to Steuben's...get your ass down there.
EVERYTHING is good.
And also, not that I need to bring it up again - but there is a dreamy bartender that knows his business. Hit him up. He works evenings.
These people travel all the way from Colorado Springs and they are always ready to party.
I'm honored to know them. I stole them from Spencer. They're mine now!
Do yourself a favor and stop there! They have flavors you always wish existed!
I can't reiterate how terrible a song 'Happy Birthday' is to sing.
It's literally in no one's range. It's painful.
She's the best kind of Mom.
Isn't she adorable? Like a tiny hilarious furry comedian...She cracks me up!
We took her for a walk through the city...and found a little street fair.
Mom got a little out of order when I forced her to get the Tiger's Blood.
"I don't like Tiger's Blood!"
Sheesh.
Just for the record, Wynnie loves Tiger's Blood.
Seriously, do you have any idea how lucky I got when fate handed me to her?
She makes me laugh so hard because she knows me, she gets me.
I didn't post the best (worst) of these photos.
So proud.
Still, when they sang the aforementioned song...I sang my guts out.
Actually, I sang it karaoke style with Bob Marshall and my BFF Jen at my friends' wedding.
It was mind blowing. I'm sure of it.
Candy, change, and dog treats.
SUCH A WEIRDO DOG LADY.
She stomped her feet and got super upset until their new singer started and he sounded EXACTLY like the old singer.
Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto.
As a kid, my Mom used to take me on A LOT of road trips through Wyoming.
Back then, I could tell you the quickest route from Cheyenne to Rawlins, why Arlington was the worst place on the planet, and tell you all about the hobo pools in Thermopolis.
And on every road trip...Mom blasted the Foreigner.
And he's younger...so, he can really run around the stage and rock out.
If you had a lighter...you'd have broke it out.
Sadly, the crowd was filled with old people and they were all texting their kids on their iPhones about how expensive the Coors Light was.
It was a memory maker for sure...especially the couple that stood next to Mom and were feeling each other up while tokin' up on the ganj.
Poor Mom.
I love you Linda!
You're the best weapon I have in my arsenal...because it's all love.
So much love that I hardly know how or why it works!
Happy Birthday!