We had the second Annual Sohre Girls Night Out. Just my Mom and my Sisters.
Last year (1st annual girls night out) I missed out as they scheduled it just a few days after I had given birth to my Jared... therefore I wasn't quite ready for a girls night out... anyways this year, no newborn baby, so I was ready to participate.
We had a lovely evening. Just the grown-up girls, no hubbies, no kiddos, no dogs... just girls... all in our 30's (except the Mom, of course... but one could say she looks like she is in her 30's... wink, wink!)
The evening started with a little wine at Shelly's house, and shortly after the adventure started as some wine went in the bellies, other wine went in the face (wink, wink... Miss Christy!)
We felt it appropriate to do some photos. Jesse (Shelly's husband) was the photographer. He did a pretty good job. We all got to pick a different pose. This above photo was Christy's pick for a pose. I guess we were suppose to stick out our chest and our butts? Not to sure about the potential for our modeling careers... but we had fun.
Mom's pick for a pose was the photo above with us on the floor with our chins in our hands. Aren't we cute?
Then I thought we should do some individual shots with the leading lady of the group.
So here is Me, Miss Terri Jo, #3 daughter and my Momma.
She is the one that carried all of us in her womb and then raised us and then sent us off thinking she was finally free of worrying and taking care of us, but oh no, we still make her worry about us and she still keeps taking care of us (and our husbands and our kids and our dogs...). She is a wonderful, wonderful lady. I got lucky, having this lady as my Mom!!!
#4 daughter: Miss Shelly Ann and our Momma.
#2 daughter: Miss Christine Margaret and our Momma.
and the firstborn: Miss Wendy Marie with our Momma.
The night continued with a very nice Dinner at a restaurant in Mankato, I think it was called Kabobs.
Then we headed to a play at MSU. It was called Cactus Flower. It was really good. It made us all laugh.
Then the best part of the night was going to Baker's Square after the play and having pie... and decaf coffee. I thought that was sooo funny. Here we are all middle-aged adults (did I really call us middle-aged??? Oh, no... I think I might still be considered a young adult... but some of us are almost 40!!!) anyways here we are, all sitting around this table yapping away eating pie and sipping coffee. It was a treasure of a moment. Having us 5 together, alone, in adult conversation, is a rare moment. It was a good moment.
I am patiently awaiting for the next outing.
Love you Mom.
Love you Sisters.
I thank God He blessed me with all of you everyday!













