paul and i were able to go to the byu/utah game last night. i don't know when the last time was we went out together, not to the market or to rent a movie, i mean really go out. dad wanted to spend some time with mom (mom isn't good at sporting events), so he asked if paul and i would be interested in going. i knew it was a big game and parking would be a mess. so we parked down by the football stadium and started our trek up. we got there just as the game was starting. we found our seats and i was surprised at how close they are to the floor. as soon as i sat down, i felt as though something was missing...i made sure i had a shirt on, my zipper was up and my socks were on. still not sure what was missing.
we had a great time. i forget how fun and fast the games are when you are there in person. it was really nice to be out with paul too. i love to watch people...their habits, how they treat those they are with, and esp, how they show emotion. i tell you, the kid in front of us was a hoot! if byu made a basket, he stood up and swung his byu banner all around, if the ref's made a bad call, he would again stand up with his banner, and point at them...i laughed a lot...and made me wonder what he is like watching from home. i am really happy that paul chooses to internalize his emotions and share them with me calmly, instead of flying off the handle...it was a fun night and we came out to snow/rainish.
i totally forgot this part about magelbys...
during the game...it was announced that if byu scores 80+ points in a game, you get a free slice of their chocolate cake. i got really excited. so we went to the restaurant and i showed the host my ticket, and he directed me to the bar. i walked over (noticing a lot of cakes) and he said she get her free cake...this is what happened...
"she gets her free cake"
"we are out of cake"
"what is that in front of you?"
"we are out"
"you are telling me that she has her ticket there with her and you can't give her one of those cakes?"
she looked at me and said in a very definite tone..."sorry, we are out"
during that whole thing, i stood there between a battle of words and mean looks...awkward to say the least

