Last Date Night? (The Quiet Life of Violet)

Saturday was a busy day for us!

We had spent the evening on Friday with Dustin's parents, so we woke up in our hometown, Oakley, on Saturday. Our sweet puppies had their very first agility class, bright and early, at Fiona's Farm. Widgey and Fonzie both worked on their teeter-totter, blind tunnel, A-frame, jumpy-pole thing and weave pole skills.

They were pretty much rock stars.
(... minus the time when Widge decided to pee on the tunnel...)

[Fonzie, post blind tunnel.]

After that, we went shopping for "Manager" clothes for Bub. (Oh! Did I tell you guys? he got that job! He's now a manager! A manager , almost a Daddy and debt free. Holy crap. Life just throwing us rainbows, hey?!)

SO, back to the shopping. There were some killer coupons ($10 off $25 - and we had two!) for JCPenny's, so he got a few nice dress shirts, a pair of swanky man pants and a tie. He was happy, so I was happy!

We stopped by In-N-Out 'cause Squiddy was callin'... That little boy loves burgers in muh belly.

[Okay, looking at this, I'm starving again!]

After that, we stopped by a local cherry orchard and picked up some luscious red lovelies, and then stopped by my Mom's. We watched baseball, picked blackberries in the backyard and chatted it up. My Sister stopped by and wanted a picture of my belly, so she took my trusty iPhone and snapped a few.

[I look a bit bottom heavy, no?]

After saying goodbye, we stopped back over at Dustin's parent's to pick up our stuff and say bye to his family and our sweet pups.

We drove home, freshened up and then headed out to IKEA for a few Squid-room organization things. Then we grabbed some pizza for dinner and stopped by a cute candy shop to pick up some movie goodies. It was a "by-the-pound" place, so I was able to get a few pieces mix-and-match sour candy and Dustin got a butt-load of M&Ms and peanut butter candies.

[This is only half of what they had to offer.]

We made our way to the theater, bought our tickets for Super8 and settled into our comfy, over-sized seats. (Does anyone else ever wish they could get a pair of those chairs for home?) The theater filled up a good 15 minutes before the movie started and then it hit me.

Whoa.

This could be the last movie that Dustin and I ever see as non-parents.
Our Son is due in 2 weeks and 6 days.
Our lives will never, ever be the same.