Remember Remember the...Uhh FIRST of November?

First time @ Olive Garden!!! No, really! It was such a great experience....but this does further prove what a depraved and hungry soul I am. ha. ha. I ordered the Mezzaluna (forgot the spelling)...SOOOOOO GOOD. Breadsticks were AMAZING! Orange Cream Italian Soda was a nice touch =D I can't wait to go back!!
First time @ Griffith Observatory...I was in somewhat of a food coma so I was a bit loopy. Still, it was so amazing the stuff they have there! I think I weigh 20 lbs on the moon. HAHA!! How cool is that??
Ahh....if only they had these in adult sizes -_-" All in all, a truly EPIC day!!!!

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