Lunch with the ladies was wonderful. It was a new experience for me to have that many girlfriends that even like each other. It was a good thing there weren't many people because we were LOUD!
After lunch we went back to the hotel and chilled awhile and I awaited my suitcase. It finally got there about 2 hours prior to us needing to be at the dock.
The Silkster dropped us off. I was a little nervous because the Meet and Greet group was new to me and I really only knew Don and Olu and had really never had any long conversation with them, so I wasn't really sure what to expect.
Olu met us in the parking lot and began snapping pictures and as the lot got more and more crowded, I realized that it would be a great trip. When Pineapple and Boosie walked up, I really knew it would be all good, even if no one else talked to me. Needless to say WE HAD A BALL!!! Trust me when I say that Don definitely knows how to throw a party!!
After we docked, I called B to come pick us up. The crowd dissipated like you wouldn't believe...Pines and Boosie refused to leave us even though he was on his way. After a while, we decided to pile into Pines' car and go on to the hotel and try to get ahold of Brandon on the way. Trust me, and you can ask anyone who rode, Pines' car mumbled SHIT when we all got situated and took off. LOL
Well, let's just say that Pines and Boosie aren't real familiar with the streets of DC, LOL. Red kept throwing out directions from the back seat "Go That Way". Anyway, we thought we were headed in the right direction when 1isback went flying past us. Of course my phone was dead by this time, but I was smart enough to put B's number in Mo's phone just in case. So we called him...and it went to voice mail. I figured his music was on blast or he didn't recognize the number, so we tried again. Voicemail.
Just when we'd given up hope (we were NOT gonna just catch up to him), he called back. We told him to slow down and we'd follow him back to the hotel.
Swear when B opened Pines' door, I heard the car sigh a sigh of relief. We were packed ya'll...wasn't even room for the purses. They rode in the trunk, LMAO.
I slept so good, it wasn't even funny. For the first time since I started dialysis, I didn't have to be up at 5:30 on a Saturday. It was wonderful...
(to be continued)