national night out

i can't believe i got paid for it. i was in charge of the moon bounce, but there were so few kids i never had to make kids come out, and they were good kids and good parents (the kind who actually watch their children), so i didn't have to worry about behavior. i was constantly walking away from it to get myself a snow cone (which i had to throw away cuz there was a bee that wouldn't leave it alone), talk with my cousins, be in a hula hoop contest, or check out the firemen who came to let the kids check out their fire truck (one of them was super hot - poor guy came to a party full of women who were all getting into little huddles to talk about him) (i was thinking it was a good time to have a seizure, but that didn't work out). and it was such a nice night. they need to do things like this at work more often.