Tarzan is in Omaha!
Now through June 22nd, Tarzan is playing at The Rose Theater. Josh and I were so excited to check out the media pre-screening. Tarzan was one of my favorite Disney films growing up. I have such happy memories watching it with my dad and sister. The soundtrack is one of the best out there, and I loved that the play brought those songs to life with a live orchestra! This play is such a beautiful one that touches on the themes of love, family, friendship, animal kindness, and acceptance. I love watching Tarzan and Jane fall in love.
Tarzan's parents gave performances that brought down the house. Oh my goodness they were amazing. And how incredible is this set? This is definitely a play I'd recommend for all ages. Click here to purchase tickets. (Disclaimer: This review is sponsored by the Rose Theater. All opinions are my own.)
Snapchat Me!
Don't you want pictures like this delivered straight to your phone? Let's be real here - I don't really understand Snapchat. But at 23 years old, I refuse to turn into an old curmudgeon that's set in my technology ways. So I've downloaded Snapchat and have a total of 4 friends. My username is GirlGoneVeggie. Friend me so we can send each other silly pictures!
80's Night
Josh and I went to the Little River Band, Eddie Money, and Rick Springfield Concert at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs. It was a really fun night. There was a great crowd, a fun atmosphere, and good music to dance along to. Little River Band was awesome at working the crowd. Eddie Money seemed like he was about to fall off the stage at any second. Rick Springfield looked like he was in his 40's and sounded like he was in his 20's. (He's in his 60's FYI.) I'm obsessed with his new song Our Ship's Sinking. The Mid-America Center was such a great concert venue, and I can't wait to go back!
Date night! We had fun discussing what bands from our generation would still be rocking out like this in the future. We also had some incredibly enthusiastic middle-aged people in our section who were dancing their hearts out the entire time. I understand, I'll be like that for Justin Timberlake one day. ;p
The Mid-America Center provided tickets for Omaha bloggers. We met up to chat and take a picture in-between acts.
French toast with a twist
I saw the recipe for French toast bananas on Treats with a Twist last week and knew I had to try them. They were amazing. They tasted super indulgent but are actually really healthy.
Peony obsessed
While grocery shopping this weekend I had to oogle at the peony display Whole Foods had going on. These are just so beautiful. I'd fill my house with hundreds of them if I could.
All aboard!
My friend Erin and I (E^2!) explored the Union Pacific Railroad Museum in Council Bluffs, Iowa. We had a fun time checking out all the exhibits. You can blow up a mountain, drive a train, and learn so much. Best of all: it's free!
I took my favorite Zumba class. It's been a while since I've been to Zumba and my heart was so happy. My favorite instructor wasn't there, but the sub was fabulous. And I found out he teaches a new class at my gym on Mondays, so I'll be taking that after work tomorrow!
Josh and I spent Sunday afternoon exploring the Omaha Summer Arts Fest. It was just down the street from us and featured artists from all over the country. We loved browsing the art and listening to the bands. I also successfully turned down kettle corn at a festival for the first time in my life. It was crazy.
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Questions of the Day: What were you up to this weekend? Did you have gorgeous weather?
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