Wednesday, February 11, 2009

An Early Valentine's Date

On Saturday John and I went on a fabulous date on a Murder Mystery Dinner Train. It was my brother and sister-in-law's Wedding Anniversary, so we went with them to celebrate along with my parents, grandparents, aunt and uncle, and sister-in-law's parents. We had such a great time. It was fun to get dressed up (and wear a bridesmaid dress I thought I would never be able to wear again), and enjoy the five-course meal that was served.

However, the best part of the night was definitely the entertainment. The Murder Myster was Hilarious!! They asked for a volunteer actor from each table to participate in the Murder Mystery, so of course John was our actor. He played the disgruntled ex-boyfriend, Tyrone Powers. He was absolutely hilarious, and got a round of applause after he delivered his first line. Everyone on the train was laughing so hard at John after every line that he had. The lines weren't all that funny, but John was just so hilarious in the way that he delivered them (any of you who know John, will know that he does not get embarrased, and therefore doesn't hold back). John ended up winning best actor at the end of the night. He also had the director of the train come up to him and thank him, saying that they prayed for people like him to be on the train. It was such a fun night, and one that I am not likely to forget anytime soon.

Our table with my aunt and uncle




My award-winning husband

6 comments:

Gabriella said...

How fun! What a great way to celebrate Valentine's Day. Who was the murderer?

Sheri said...

So fun!

melbel said...

Oh, you guys look stunning! So, did you figure out who the murderer was? That would have been fun to see John deliver his lines. Tell him we want a re-enactment when we see him again! :)

Joe said...

HAHA JOHNBOY

lisa said...

amber-so fun! i have always been jealous that you have extended family close. you all look great...happy v-day!

Jamon said...

Hey great blog, John, tell us a funny story. :) miss you guys.