{The one and only}

post you might see about a "Date Night". We did break our tradition of NEVER going out alone last night. Before we left the house Lily said, "You mean we're not going as a family?" I couldn't help but laugh because its true. . . we always do things as a family. Our first stop was Doe's. . .
Ummm, I hate to say it, but it is a little overrated. Let me put it this way. . . Mr. Hobbs said I was the best thing about dinner. Other than that being comical, it means something because he is a serious steak eater.

We may just be extremely spoilt to a place in Memphis called Dale's, but we were together, conversation was good, and service was excellent.
Oh yeah, the bread. It was to die for. Fried biscuits. I dipped them in honey. Wow!
After Doe's we headed to the MALCO.
Yes, I took pictures throughout the night.
Mr. Hobbs actually took the Malco sign for me.
He was like, "anything for the blog, honey."
I really like it, I might ad.





We seen, of course, a love story. I adore this little actress. She is BEAUTIFUL to me. So natural. Not alot of fluff. . . just so sweet in her appearance. A white t-shirt girl, as I like to call em'.

The movie was very sweet. It left me feeling a little sad, and I had extremely high expectations comparing it to The Notebook. I shouldn't do that it wasn't even the same producer/author. But it is a must see.
I would call it a "Renter". You know? Some you have to see in a theater, and some you can hold out for the RED BOX. I did notice that Brad Pitt was the executive producer. . .just a little extra tidbit of information.


The Time Traveler's Wife

After the movies we met up with some friends, and went to the only place open. . . . Denny's.

I had the "Plain White Shake".

It was good, but not as good as the name.

I just really was drawn to the name.

We had a great time. Our 10 year anniversary is in September, so maybe in another 10 years we will go out again.

I love you Mr. Hobbs.

Talk Later.

Love,

Tonia