Thursday with Panda!
After driving to Trenton to take my Spanish test, I picked up Amanda for some good 'ol shopping. First, we went to a rival Famous Dave's to get some wings and catfish, because we never eat enough at our own.
So first, a famous picture.
Note the classy sign. Also, the classy sign says "People's Meat Packing Co." under the pig. I love it.
After filling up on greasy BBQ food we braved the journey in the rain to Woodbridge mall. On the way, we saw a peculiar truck with- I'm not joking- a pair of balls hanging from the tailgate. Instead of taking the exit to the mall, we chased down the truck down heavy Route 1 traffic to get a picture:
Exactly.
When we eventually got to the mall, we found a ghetto-fabulous store and tried on THESE bad boys! Notice: I look like a plumber, ignore it.
Like I told you, ghetto fabulous. The scary part is Amanda actually looked good in it!
We shopped around for a bit, got some candles (Christmas Cookie and Macintosh Apple!), bought some gap clothes, generally caused trouble, almost bought some lingerie at H&M, and then decided to leave. On route to the non-existant Cheesecake Factory that I swore was at Bridgewater Mall, we ran into a MIRROR TRUCK. A truck, transporting mirrors, with the reflective side facing traffic. We drove frantically to get next to it, and took a picture. Note: Seeing yourself driving is FREAKY. My car looks hot though ;)
Oh Amanda. We've come a long way from this baby:
Good times. Good times.
So first, a famous picture.
Note the classy sign. Also, the classy sign says "People's Meat Packing Co." under the pig. I love it.
After filling up on greasy BBQ food we braved the journey in the rain to Woodbridge mall. On the way, we saw a peculiar truck with- I'm not joking- a pair of balls hanging from the tailgate. Instead of taking the exit to the mall, we chased down the truck down heavy Route 1 traffic to get a picture:
Exactly.
When we eventually got to the mall, we found a ghetto-fabulous store and tried on THESE bad boys! Notice: I look like a plumber, ignore it.
Like I told you, ghetto fabulous. The scary part is Amanda actually looked good in it!
We shopped around for a bit, got some candles (Christmas Cookie and Macintosh Apple!), bought some gap clothes, generally caused trouble, almost bought some lingerie at H&M, and then decided to leave. On route to the non-existant Cheesecake Factory that I swore was at Bridgewater Mall, we ran into a MIRROR TRUCK. A truck, transporting mirrors, with the reflective side facing traffic. We drove frantically to get next to it, and took a picture. Note: Seeing yourself driving is FREAKY. My car looks hot though ;)
Oh Amanda. We've come a long way from this baby:
Good times. Good times.