Yesterday I had the pleasure of hanging out with an old high school friend. He and I grabbed coffee and donuts at the Farmer's Market and then we strolled around The Grove. We looked at an architecture book of buildings and homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, said what we liked and didn't like. We both agree that we didn't like wood on walls but that wood paneling on the ceiling was way cool. After we had essentially designed a house we both agreed would be cool and funcitonal we wandered around some more stores. We looked at dishes, flatware, and cooking utensils at Crate and Barrel. I learned that my future kitchen should be a warm verdant color and a deep plum purple, perhaps with pale yellow as an off-set.
Then he needed to go to Gap and I trailed around behind him as he looked at the sales racks and tried stuff on. It struck me at one point that this was totally weird. If anyone had been following us around recording our conversation and played it for someone without context, they would have thought that we were getting married. Which was hilarious to think about. But anyways. There was a piece of laughter from the past week. : )
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