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posted Dec 6, 2011 8:23 PM by Shawna Cevraini
It is a tradition for Krystal and I to go Christmas shopping together. We look forward to it, it's one of those "best days". It was even on this shopping day two years ago that we came up with the idea of starting a business together. It's fun to look back and see where we've come from on that crazy day when we came up with all the things we wanted to do! It still makes me smile to reflect back...Anyway...LOL!
Recently, we took a day off work and headed out with our plan! We always have a plan of attack so that we can maximize our day. We always choose a weekday, because, well, at this time of year, the weekend is just crazy!
Each year, we have supported each other in simplifying our Christmas lists more and more. It has become less about the money and more about the meaning. We try to get our lists filled with homemade or local-made things and buy less from the "City". The decisions are simpler when you have someone you trust supporting you.
We start the day with our favorite bevy: latte for me and tea for her - that says a lot about how different we are, doesn't it: ;) I drive because, well, she scares me! You've seen the pictures with the Mustang on our Retreat! LOL! Just kidding! No, I'm the one who lived in Calgary, so it's easier and less stressful for me to drive in the city when we go.
There is always a plan. The plan always includes eating some of our favorite foods without kids complaining. We enjoy the time together, laughing and checking items off the list. Now that we have our iPhones, you'll often find us checking emails and making sure the other doesn't miss anything. Yes, we have actually texted each other when we are across the table from each other...no comment, you! LOL!
I am so thankful for her - she understands my "quirks". We were in a store this trip that suddenly reminded me of my Gramma who passed away this fall and I was overwhelmed with grief in the middle of the mall. I left the store and had her support as we moved on. She knew just what to say and do to help me get through the moment. In no time, I was giggling through my tears; remembering with a smile and the moment passed. That's what a "bestie" does...
People watching is something we always do. It's hilarious! We don't even have to say anything or point to a particular interesting sight - we know without a word or a glance what the other is laughing at! I'm sure people watch us and wonder....Notice the picture above....we love to embarrass our children with these kinds of things! :P
Christmas shopping is not stressful when you make it something meaningful and fun! Can't wait until next year! I wonder what the day will hold for us! |
posted Sep 3, 2011 9:02 AM by Shawna Cevraini
As I cleaned house today (I don’t normally clean house on Saturdays, I usually do a little bit here and there throughout the week), I thought about how I used to feel about housework.
I hated it. Despised it. I could never do it right. It was never good enough. So…I’d leave it…for days…for weeks. And then the guilt would take over. I’d scream at everyone because they’d never pitch in. I’d resent and rant and rave as I’d furiously “catch up” for hours. Then I’d scream some more when someone would spill something or make a mess. I was miserable. Everyone tiptoed around me. And then the cycle would begin again.
My mother is awesome. She taught us how to work hard and how do be responsible. We were taught to pitch in and do our share of the workload. We all knew how to take care of a home, thanks to her.
And I tried. I did. But there were so many other things I’d rather do. I was filled with hatred for cleaning because it took me away from what I really loved to do. I was only doing it because it was expected and because I felt guilty. The worst part – I felt that if it wasn’t perfect, then there was no point to doing it at all. So it got worse and worse. I hated myself for “being a crappy homemaker”. I told myself that all the time.
I was doing it in case someone came over – for show. If I had a messy house they wouldn’t like me. I would find myself thinking that if my mom saw my house when it was messy, I would feel like I’d let her down. I wanted it to look like everyone else’s. But I just couldn’t spend the time to make it that way. We had so much stuff that it would take me so much time just to put stuff away before I even began to clean. By then it would get so dirty that it was extra hard to clean it.
The clutter took over, so much stuff without a place. I would start doing something and then find myself fluttering around doing a million different things and never finishing anything. I’d spend all day “doing”, but never actually accomplishing.
I hated myself. I hated housework. I even hated being a mom because I felt like I was such a failure at it. I had to do something. I bought books on taking care of my home that I’d start to read and never finish because I was just so overwhelmed. It consumed me. I’d listen to advice, I’d feel guilty. Over and over, the sense of helplessness would continue. I’d be happy to go to work just because it meant I could get away from it.
Slowly, as the years passed, I have learned to accept myself for who I am. The biggest thing – that I’m not perfect and most of all; no one else is either. I stopped comparing myself to everyone else. I became my own “standard”. My best friend was instrumental in this. She is amazing; a strong, beautiful woman who is so organized and together. Yet she has her own things that she has to deal with too. We all do. We have helped each other understand this. We have helped each other to let go of Perfectionism, to let go of a lot of things and just BE.
She helped me by coming over here and not judging me – EVER. She comes here because she likes spending time with me. It doesn’t matter what my house looks like. She has helped me learn to focus and find what works for me. I stopped yelling at my family about the house and started setting the example. I started clearing the clutter because it meant more time doing the things I love and being with my family & friends instead of wasting so much time moving, cleaning, and getting rid of it.
Now, I actually enjoy cleaning – I am doing it when I want to do it (not because someone’s coming over or because I feel guilty.) I am doing it because I enjoy the result and I feel like I’m lovingly taking care of my family. I ask for help when I need it – with courtesy and respect, and, amazingly, I usually get the help I need; sometimes even without asking.
Sure, there are days where I slip back into those old feelings, especially when I feel overwhelmed and tired. Days when I just want to hide from everything and everyone. But, those days are fewer and it takes a lot less time to climb back out of my cave.
Krystal and I have learned so much over the years about clearing the clutter and enjoying life. We get excited about helping other people get away from trying to be perfect and just being themselves. We don’t want people to hire us because they need “fixing”. We don’t want people to feel ashamed or controlled by their clutter.
There’s nothing wrong with you. We want to help you learn to live, really live. We want to teach you that you don’t need to be like everyone else. We’ll help you discover what works for you and your family so that you don’t have to stand there screaming at everyone each time you decide to “fix” the mess. We want to help you learn to look at your stuff in a new way. That taking care of your homes doesn’t have to be this horrible chore you hate. Your home is your sanctuary from this crazy world. We truly want to help you make it that way.
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posted Apr 13, 2011 8:57 PM by Shawna Cevraini
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April 22nd is Earth Day. Everyday should be Earth Day, but I do want to participate in this special day to raise awareness.
My family and I have been taking action over the past few months in the following ways: - Recycling as much cardboard, paper, plastic, glass, metal and cans/bottles as we can.
- Putting kitchen waste in the compost - these two actions allows us to put out the "black bin" (regular garbage) only 1 per month!
- Taking our decluttered items to places such as New To You
- We try to walk to work/school or get a ride so that we aren't using two vehicles. This will be more common as the weather improves. I will be riding my bike to work every day!
- Having showers instead of baths and cutting back on the time in the shower!
- Participating in Earth Hour by turning off all the lights and playing "games" ;)!
- Buying less stuff - we strive to by only what we actually need.
How are you and your family trying to make a difference? We'd love to hear about it!
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posted Apr 4, 2011 7:34 PM by Krystal Worth
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We both really enjoyed these dates! From a quiet night at home on a low budget to a night at the casino, nothing is impossible or too difficult. We cannot stress how important it is to date your spouse!! We do not buy the "I just don't have time" business. Seriously! Your marriage is the foundation of your family and it is indeed important. Your kids will not suffer in fact they will also reap the benefits.
Here's why dating is important even after you are married:
♣ You have to stay connected as a couple (so often we just go through the motions and forget to really talk to our significant other). ♣ For your own happiness. Everybody needs adult time and needs to feel loved. ♣ It is fun! You get to have time to yourselves and have new experiences with your partner.
♣ It is something to look forward to during your busy weeks.
♣ Your kids need to see what a healthy relationship is like.
♣ It is a great time to forget about your work week and get rid of some stressors which in turn is good for your health.
♣ It is a way to keep that fire burning. Someday the children will be grown up and gone and you do not want to be looking at each other and wonder what happened?
The LOWDOWN (Hee hee)
♦Krystal’s Summary
I have immensely enjoyed these date nights! Every week it was something fun to look forward to and we are always up for trying something new. If you are looking for ways to keep the fire burning I would totally suggest trying these dates! I loved how these were all do-able and definitely in the budget. I actually do not think that I could pick one of these that was an absolute favourite. I gave three perfect ratings and one close behind! In fact the date that cost the most money I actually enjoyed the least although it was still a decent night. (Who says I am a high maintenance girl?!) Dale really enjoyed these as well and was a good sport; we will be doing many of these dates over again and are looking forward to many new experiences! I would really encourage any couple to date each other and I believe that it is important. So often we get stuck in the mundane day to day stuff that we forget to take the time for the one that we love the most. It really does make a difference in your relationship and makes you each a priority. We are never too busy to take the time, to share, to learn new things together and to love. I want couples to know that whether they have been married 5 years or 50 years you have to make each other a priority and this will strengthen your relationship.
♣Shawna’s Summary
It’s not easy to find time for just the two of you. Life gets in the way. Over the year’s though, we’ve found that it’s important to make your marriage the number one priority. To do that, you need to be flexible and open to talking about what each of you want to do. These date nights were/are a lot of fun and allow us to talk about something besides the kids. They mean time spent on our relationship. Several people, including my oldest son’s friends, commented about how “cool” it was that my husband and I were spending time and going on dates together. “My parents would never do that”. I don’t want to be like that - I want to be the example for my kids that my marriage is important and worth spending time on. I think that’s a healthy message to send to them. As for more date nights - well, my sweet hubby bought me a cute little box full of all kinds of ideas for our future date nights together. He must have enjoyed them too! LOL!
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posted Apr 4, 2011 7:25 PM by Krystal Worth
 Sexopoly - Our apologies for the delay in finishing our 7th date. I have to say it was well ‘Worth’ the wait! The idea for this one was to take an ordinary board game, such as Monopoly and put your own twist on it. (No pun intended, hee hee.) It does not have to be tons of work. Just grab a game, take a look at the rules and embellish away.
Krystal - I decided to surprise Dale with this one. It was Saturday evening and we had just finished our Earth Hour which consisted of Dale, myself and the kids playing Family Cranium with candlelight and glow sticks. I decided that this would be a good time to carry on Earth Hour and have a board game of our own...adult style. After the kids were asleep we set up the board in the bedroom. We lit candles and took a look at the rules. It didn’t take long after glancing at the board and the rules to figure out how we wanted to play this. There are ways to get “Out Of Jail” after all and sometimes the banker will let you pay your debts off in other ways. The best part of this date was it did not cost a thing. Well ok, maybe not the best part. It was a win-win, nobody lost in this one. ;-)
My rating is ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦/7 because it was something new and exciting that we had not tried, it was free, and we could easily do this at home after the kidlings were in bed! AND it was so fun!
Shawna - I am going to talk about some other games that we sometimes play when it comes to our spouse. For the past couple weeks, I have not been getting to the gym as much, nor have I been eating well. I have been feeling very self-conscious about myself; particularly my body and appearance. In fact, I’ve fallen back into the habit of feeling ugly and not sexy at all. So, instead of talking to my husband about this, I’ve shied away from physical connection with him. I know better than that, but I was struggling to lift myself out of those feelings. I reverted back to playing the game of hoping he would read my mind. Instead, he became worried that I was no longer attracted to him; while I was feeling the opposite! Oh, the games we play....Anyway, we finally had a chance to talk. Well, it was mostly me confessing how I was really feeling and him reminding me that I can talk to him about this stuff. He is so good at letting me just cry it out and reassure me that I am beautiful and sexy. That he will always see me that way no matter what. I am still struggling sometimes with the fact that I need to see myself as beautiful. That I need to stop comparing myself to my beautiful friends (like my gorgeous best friend Krystal :) ) and realize that I have my own qualities that someone can love too. This is the most painful game I play: comparing myself to others and seeing nothing but my faults. I have to feel better about myself and take positive action to feeling better about myself. To start; getting my butt back into my regular program of fitness and eating better. Most of all, talking to my husband when I’m feeling out of sorts and letting him know what is really going on. Playing silly mind games gets us nowhere; in fact, it hurts our marriage when we do that.
Anyway, my rating is ♣♣♣♣♣♣♣/7 because when we finally got back to playing an actual “game” in the bedroom; we ended up missing it because we got too distracted...LOL! Let’s just say, neither one of us got much sleep. It was like the old days when we’d spend the night keeping each other awake ;) We may be older, but we’ve still got it! Seriously though, the “date” ended up really great because mostly we were able to talk and figure out what was happening. We all go through those peaks and valleys sometimes. The important thing is to work through them and be together. There is more than one kind of intimacy. Usually, one leads to another as in this case! :)
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posted Feb 1, 2011 9:14 PM by Shawna Cevraini
This was the date where we pretended that we were starting over as couples. Meeting again for the first time. This was a much anticipated and very interesting date! Read our impressions and ratings below!
- Krystal - This date I had high hopes for. After all there was the excitement of ‘not knowing’ each other and pretending that we were single! Well things never go quite as planned now do they? I was hoping to have tons of time to get dolled up but circumstances made me a bit more rushed. I was late getting home from work (story of my life lately), workout ran late, had to get kiddies fed etc. Heck we also had a good ole Alberta storm happening as well! Bring it on I say! We were determined to have our date. :-) Shawna and I headed in to the city in one vehicle. We had lots of chatter and chocolate; a great start to the evening. We decided to go to a pub. It had a good atmosphere and the drinks and appetizers were good too! We were trying to figure out how to get a hold of our guys so finally I text my man a message that said “Have you left yet?” His reply was, “Who are you?” “And where did you get my number?” He was already getting into the spirit of the night! Then he started flirting as did I. It was fun! The only problem was when we really didn’t know where they were and we were supposed to guess and go find them. That may have been fun on a summers night when we were well rested but not at 11:30pm in minus 30 degree, snowy weather! We were getting frustrated. Luckily (for us and them) we lucked out and found them first try. We walked in and seen them right away standing by the bar. So naturally we went the opposite way to the dance floor! I really like loud dance music so I was ok dancing for a while! Eventually after we danced and drunk guy had left (see Shawna’s review) they (our hubbies) walked over and were looking us over. I think that everyone felt a little awkward at this point? I know Dale and I did. I thought that it would be easier but boy am I out of the ‘game’! Finally after what seemed like ages he came up to me and sparked conversation. We danced a bit, flirted, he even offered me a drink and bought me a yellow rose! It was a fun night for sure - I enjoy the crazy loud music that drives my friends crazy.
2 Lessons Learned …. well maybe? 1) don’t mix your drinks 2) dating is awkward and I am so not in the game.
My rating for this date would be ♦♦♦♦♦/7
I had fun dancing and flirting and I think that it is important to flirt with your spouse! I also had a blast with Shawna at the pub, trying drinks and chatting. It was a unique date to try and considering we didn’t put a whole lot of planning together I thought that it went well!
- Shawna - This was an interesting, and fun, night out! We girls headed into Red Deer on an extremely bitterly cold evening. Bo’s Pub was our destination for the girls night out. Visiting and laughing and eating were on the menu! We “left” the boys at home. The plan was to “meet” them in a bar later. There were some cryptic texts going back and forth as the boys arrived into town. We all “pretended” that we didn’t know the person on the other line. The boys had us guessing where they were!! It was starting to annoy me when we were driving around in the packed parking lot at the club and weren’t even sure they were there! I was ready to go home at one point! LOL! Finally, after parking in the “back 40”!! we went in! We pretended not to notice them at the bar and went out and started dancing! It was funny because we knew we were being watched! I then got hit on by some drunk old guy that kept spilling his drink (what IS it with me and strange people finding me??) Thankfully, he left us alone and the boys wandered over. Bruce asked me to dance. It was really awkward!! In the spirit of the idea, we pretended that we didn’t know each other and talked and asked questions. I avoided his eyes (like I would have done if I didn’t know him - I was a very shy person...once...) As you know from our previous date night - we SUCK at dancing....so, we sat down and tried to talk at the table! Poor Bruce pulled up a chair that was too high for the table and we both burst out laughing hysterically at the fact that his “junk” was practically in my drink on the table.....OMG! If we had been strangers, that would have been mortifying!!! Anyway, a few more dances and my attempt at flirting (I SUCK at that too, by the way!) I basically blurted out that I wanted to get out of there and find a quiet place! Bruce of course made some lewd comments to his “buddy” about taking the girl back home to his place!! At that point, I was ready to go ;) Both of us agreed that it was exciting to be “single and flirty” again, but we DO NOT want to go back there to that dating scene!!! It was so weird and awkward! I remembered why I never liked doing it all those years ago either!! It sure was fun though playing a role and pretending! I enjoyed that....may lead to some other ideas.....
My rating is ♣♣♣♣/7
It was fun, but I’m not much of a dance club girl. I thoroughly enjoyed the pub that K and I went to before hand - would like to go back there with the boys sometime! The whole idea though was exciting and different being “single”.
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posted Jan 25, 2011 8:45 PM by Shawna Cevraini
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I'm really excited about our next Get Lucky 7 Date Night!! We'd skipped number 5 while we figured something out. This Friday, we are free to give it a whirl!
This one is: If You Could Do It Again...
The Plan: (that Dale came up with - the man impresses me regularly! ;) )
- The guys are going to take off to Red Deer together. Two buds, going for drinks and to pickup chicks. Well, that's what they'd like to do!!
- The girls are getting all dolled up in our tightest, hottest clothes! and we won't be forgetting the Victoria Secret secrets, I guarantee that! We'll then take off for a girls night and see what kind of trouble we can get into!
- We will end up going to the same place (we haven't decided where yet...) but we will be just hip, happening friends out on the town
- Then....Suddenly....From across the room....their eyes lock...the mystery...the seduction..........and we'll let you know what happens after that in our next post!!
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We've learned a lot over the years about spending quality time with our spouses (and one of the reasons we're sharing this Get Lucky 7 Plan with you!). We write a lot about Marriage and Love here at Simple Life Celebrations because it's what makes the world go 'round ;)
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posted Jan 10, 2011 7:53 PM by Shawna Cevraini
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We're jumping to Date Night 6 for now - we will return to Date Night 5, but bear with us for this one!
The plan for this date was to get out there and get active! Ideally, it would be to try something new and something physically active. We chose to do some ballroom dancing lessons from our good friend Lindsay! Krystal and Dale have taken a few dance lessons before. Bruce and I NEVER dance in public! LOL! Well, unless we've had a REAL lot to drink! And that is definitely not a pretty sight! Krystal and Dale were able to jive like no one's biziness! LOL!
- Krystal - I was really excited for this one as I LOVE to dance! Dale has not done much in the way of dance but really put a lot of effort into it and we both had a blast! I find it a fun way to connect with your partner; you really have to trust and let some (ahem) control issues go as the man has to lead. Our instructor was very encouraging and knowledgeable as well! A bonus was that this was a workout (not that we noticed at the time because it was fun)! Wow, my feet were tender for days after. :-) Thanks Shawna for this date suggestion!
My rating for this would be ♦♦♦♦♦♦/7 because we both enjoyed the dancing and learned a lot! Lindsay was a great teacher and we would definitely do this again. We didn’t have to go far or spend tons of money to get down on the dance floor and have some laughs!- Shawna - We really enjoyed our dance lesson with Lindsay. Both of us have absolutely NO rhythm and are very self-conscious when it comes to dancing. However, having just the four of us there made us much more relaxed than if we’d been in a big class. Lindsay was great at making us feel at ease. It was a really fun way and stretched us a bit beyond our comfort zone to try something new. It also hit some muscles that I didn’t know I had! Just goes to show that there’s always some new exercise and ways to get your body moving! And now, more practice!!!
My rating is ♣♣♣♣♣♣/7 because it made us reach beyond our comfort zone and have a great time doing it! :)
This is going to be us next time: LOL
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posted Jan 4, 2011 10:00 PM by Shawna Cevraini
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"Enjoy Each Other Night"
This was actually two nights where we watched each other’s kids over night so that the other couple could have a night totally to themselves! First it was Shawna & Bruce with a free night, and then Krystal and Dale. Read below for our impressions and ratings!
- Krystal - It was mine and Dale’s Anniversary; bonus! So after Dale shoved my children out of the car took my children over to Bruce and Shawna’s house we had planned an evening out. We decided to try out a new pub in Red Deer. So off we went with music blaring and us singing away like we were teenagers again! Once we got to the city my husband humoured me by stopping at the mall to see if I could get a pair of replacement jeans. (had a little mishap the evening prior!) Let’s just say the ice met my knee as my youngest and I had a little tumble on the ice. Yes Shawna, I am THAT dedicated friend ;-). Anyways after the mall we stopped at the electronics store and if any of you know my husband this comes as no surprise. We were looking around in the store and after my husband had tried to get me drunk before we left home I found myself sitting in one of those big leather chairs looking at a big screen with 3-D glasses on. (Stylin’!) Finally we ended up at the pub, with our appetites and looking for a good Long Island Ice Tea. Check and check. We both really had a blast; good conversation, good food and some laughs. The night began and ended on a ‘high’ note. ;-)
My rating for this night would be ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦/7 I was soooo grateful that Shawna and Bruce agreed to do this for us! It is really rare that we get a night to ourselves just to hang out and do whatever we want to! The company, the food, and the whole evening was fun and reasonably inexpensive! I would do this again for sure. It was great getting to know my hubby again!
- Shawna - Bruce and I had an evening of appetizers and beer over at one of the local pubs here - Tracks - Bruce had never been there. It was a quiet evening; no band and only a few patrons. We were able to talk about all kinds of things (like we do when we’re alone). That’s one of my favorite things about my husband; I can talk to him forever! It had been a busy week (we’d just had Christmas! LOL!) so we went home to a quiet house (An AWESOME feeling! and fell asleep in each other’s arms...) We slept in a little in the morning, and I’ll leave the rest to your imagination. Let’s just say we caught up on more than just talking! ;)
My rating is ♣♣♣♣♣♣/7 because it was just so great to be alone and relax, especially when we got home and didn’t have anyone with us. We were a “young” couple again! :) Thanks to Dale & Krystal for keeping our kids!
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posted Dec 1, 2010 9:20 AM by Shawna Cevraini
We headed into Calgary to the Deerfoot Inn and Casino for this Date Night! The boys were especially excited about this one!
Here are our stories from this adventure:
- Krystal - So this date I knew my hubby would like. And he did for the most part except for losing a bit of money! I have to say that if you have only budgeted for a bit of money and you lose it then your evening could be cut short! Anyhoo... after a day of work we left town at about 8:30pm and headed into the city; listening to some party tunes! We picked Bruce up from work on the way. Then we arrived and had a walk around to see what they had available for games and such as none of us had been there. It was a nice enough casino and there was no smoking there, which was great! The one table game that I actually would have played (War) they didn’t have. So off to the slot machines Shawna and I went. The boys are not interested in the machines so they stayed at the tables. I played on my $5 for quite some time and was quite content to do that! After I lost that we went and watched the guys for a bit and then Shawna went to play Black jack. She won some $ playing! So we went to the Martini bar and tried out a couple of yummy martinis! Mine was called Fortune and hers was something like Viva Vegas. Unfortunately their names were not an indication that the night would be a lucky winning night for any of us! Back to the tables we went; Shawna hoping for another win and myself hoping for another martini! Lol! Well luck was not on our side. :-( After some disappointing loss, Shawna and I went into one of the bars and had a drink and something to eat. There was a live band playing. We sat there chatting and making fun of the drunk guy that was trying to stay standing and was hitting on the waitress...too funny! Then we met up with the guys and decided to call er a night. Over all not bad.
My rating is ♦♦♦1/2 Out 7. This date was a bit pricey considering; but can cost as much as you have budgeted for. Take into account gas, drinks, gambling, and food. This date for me was ok. It wasn’t really time with my hubby as he was doing his thing and me mine but I had some good conversation and laughs with Shawna, lol! Gambling just isn’t my thing - I am not good at it and I don’t care for it but picked this with the guys in mind seeing as they are being great sports with our date nights! - Shawna - My story is the same as Krystal’s - I knew that Bruce would like this one more than I did! :) The martini’s were delicious though! An expensive night out, but it was good to give the guys a chance to do what they wanted to do! I had fantastic company hanging out with my BFF. It was a date night for the boys and the girls separately! LOL! As far as the tables go, I ALWAYS do better at a table where the dealer is a woman and friendly. Every time! The players have to be friendly and having fun too. As soon as that changes, I need to leave the table! That has been the case EVERY time! I think I’ll finally take my own advice next time! LOL!
My rating is ♣♣♣/7 because I lost 20$ and didn’t really get to hang out with my hubby. I did enjoy hanging out with Krystal though and we all did have some good laughs! (Especially at the drunk guy! Hee Hee!)
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