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Great Birthday Party!


conniebky

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Well, the PF Changs is VERY impressive. I took some pictures I'm going to post in the morning.

Sure enough, it came on a round plate (which I took a picture of LOL). I'm going to post the pictures on my facebook page so y'all can see how much fun we had!

I GOT SOME NEW PILLOWS! Yay for me! Calvin Klein, even! LOL, I've been wanting some good, nice pillows but won't spend money on them.

I got the chocolate dessert and it was YUMMY! I thought it was going to be like cake, but it was like fudge YUM!

Our waitress was totally on spot with the gluten-free thing. I told her "I post at celiac.com and they recommended this restaurant." She said, "oh, what a compliment!!!" She made sure she brought me my own gluten-free soy sauce. I had chicken....can't remember what it was called - but man, it was delicious and she asked me if I wanted brown rice, she did such a great job, they even had Red Bridge beer so I had one of those AND a Petrone (sp?) margerita that my sister bought me. I'm STUFFED.

I just thought of this, but she actually brought me out the bottle of the Red Bridge and showed it to me before she poured it in the glass.

It was a lovely day and lovely supper and everyone enjoyed their food. As we were leaving, my momma asked me to find out our waitresses name, so I went and asked her, she got a scared look on her face. I said, "no, when my mom asks that, it means she's going to send a note of appreciation to your management."

So, I'm stuffed and sleepy and have NEW PILLOWS to sleep on! And I didn't hurt myself or break anything! :D

here's a couple of pictures

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two of my Grandbabies and one of my big brothers

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me and my daughter - my eyes are showing that Petrone stuff and the Red Bridge!

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My daughter, her daddy and her half-sister.


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kareng Grand Master

Glad you had fun! And didn't hurt yourself! :). Cute pics.

jerseyangel Proficient

So glad you had a nice time! Loved the pics--thanks for sharing your special night with us :D

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