One crazy night

Tonight was the funnest night i have had in a long ass time.  First scott, jane, and i went to see Jackass 2.....it was awsome!!!!!.....Now afterwards is when things went a bit crazy.  We first went to TACO BELL....i was thinking Del Taco...so there i am and they are yelling because i need to learn how to listen....so finally we end up at Tace bell so jane is happy.  Then we head for Sunset Dr.  The rich area of redlands.  WE wanted to go to hillside cemetary but we where affraid because it said closed after sundown and the gate was open, but we thought i was just waiting for us....so we try to go geocaching...well, after awhile we gave up because we where in the middle of no where, in the dark, and jane was affraid she would be killed by something....lol.....so then we go thought sunset and then drop jane home and took scotty home.....on the way home, scott played around with the flash light which was funny....lol....well, im beat and i have a long ass day tomorrow....well, i should say later on today since it's past midnight.

Just as a friendly note to jane and scott: I drive well most of the time, and i never put myself or other people in the car in trouble, i promiss that you will be safe behind the wheel....Now following directions is a different story....as you already know....lol

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