So simple in the moonlight.

It was Chrisha's 18th birthday bash this weekend, and I was one of her roses. It was a very grand and well-organized celebration. Over 200 fancy suits and dresses filled the room with a maximum capacity of 77. I could tell that Mr. and Mrs. Busuego were both quite drained from the planning, but it was a happy night for Chrisha.
It was also Rhea's 22nd birthday as well this weekend. It was celebrated at RA, a place that always reaches its capacity level every Sunday night. I always enjoy attending an event with co-workers, because I believe that if you can get along with the people that you work with, there is a high possibility of a stronger bond outside of work. Anyways, the night reminded me of my birthday not so long ago, but I wasn't the attention this time around. Rhea was in tears when I showed up. I asked her what was wrong and she replied that she was so blessed to have all these people here for her. Awww. I had Christine accompany me for the night and she seemed very nervous at first, but things got smoother when we bumped into Marty and Kate. They were there for another birthday that was going on. Christine and I ended up spending the rest of the night with those two and their party and drank away. Everywhere I looked I saw a familiar face, it was a good time.

Amongst all the birthdays that were being celebrated, I managed to squeeze in as much music time as possible. Brian and I both chipped in for a condenser microphone, a first step to quality recording. And for two nights in a row, Christine and I have been practicing on our upcoming cover album. It's coming together pretty nicely, I'd say. If you'd like a copy, let me know.