Ok, so evidently Friday night was the release of the 4th book of the Twilight series. This book has taken my daughter and her friends captive!!!
When Summer began, we told our girls that this Summer they were going to have to read a book and not become couch potatoes!! Hubby and I received the "Evil Eye"!!! That evening I took them both to Borders and told them to find a book they might like to read. One kid slouched her shoulders and dragged her body one way and the other child pouted and hung her head and went the opposite way!!
It was interesting to find out what they would come up with. One came up with "Twilight" and one found "Diary of a wimpy kid". Anything to get them to read!!!
We went home and the girls got busy. Ashlee read Twilight (498) pages in two days. She could not put it down!!!! She begged me to get the second book and said she would buy it herself with her allowance. Then she begged me for the third book the very next day after she read the second book!!!
These are pretty cool looking books!!!

Here we are at Borders!! We arrived at 8:30 p.m., one hour before the festivities were to begin. I went and sat at the coffee shop and ordered an ice tea so I would not fall asleep. I was actually going to just drop the girls off, but there were so many colorful characters walking through the doors, I thought I would stay for awhile and observe.
There were approximately 400 people to arrive. There were scavenger hunts, and trivia games to win prizes and costume contests, which is why there were so many "things" to look at. My ice tea and my new copy of "Artful Blogging" got me through until 12:14 a.m. Then I ran across the article with Kim's Artistic Affaire Logo and I was so excited that I screamed in my mouth!! It was so nice to savor every article and blog from front to back without any interruptions, despite the vampires, gothic brides and weirdo kids running around. The girls eventually ran over screaming and giggling with their books and a twinkle in their eyes. We did the Del Taco drive thru at 12:30 a.m. (Brought back memories of the good ol days of dancing all night at the "Red Onion" and then heading to "Naugles" for the "Macho Burrito"!!!! )

The girls slept for five hours and then had to attend a birthday party at 8:00 a.m for breakfast at the Pancake House and ice skating. Believe it or not, they could not wait to get home for a double-sleepover to just read their books. I just kept shaking my head thinking, "who's child is this?", while at the same time feeling lucky that my teenage daughter and her friend wanted to stay home and read. They dined on popcorn and swedish fish~~~
They did not leave the bed until Sunday at noon and they were so sad when their adventure was coming to an end, they actually begged for a triple sleepover~~

Would ya at least take a shower, you guys are getting ripe????