Ruth's diner, Victoria Secrets and Shark

Oh.My.

The B-Day celebration for lil miss Shark continued on Saturday. First it was Ruth's diner for breakfast. This was a new thing for me. I have heard legends about this diner for years. Today was the day I had my Ruth's virtue taken from me. Our server informed me that he had taken a many, and that I was in good hands. He didn't lie.These mile high biscuits are to DIE FOR. So yummy. Every bit of breakfast was fantastic. The food, the chatting, the atmosphere. Good times.

After that, and a quick trip to Toys R Us for some checking on toy availability, we headed for our MAIN destination.

Let me preface. No woman should ever buy her bras from Costco. Or Shopko. Or Target. Or, {gasp} Walmart. NEVER. We are better than that friends. Our girls deserve nothing but the best. I dragged Shark to the mecca of beautiful lingerie. The Holy Land of worldly underwear.

I walked purposefully in, she was a little more reserved in her stride (if you can imagine), and immediately we were asked if we needed help. HECK YEAH we, I me SHE, needs help. I explained our purpose, which once I had pointed out the obvious, it was crystal clear what needed to be done. I turned Tib over to the capable hands of our Victoria Secret helper and they disappeared into the back room. THE BACK ROOM kids! I refrained from photos there. Instead, I just perused panties since I had a free 10 bucks and need a white elephant gift.

After a short while, she emerged grinning like a Cheshire cat. She had found the perfect fit. Now, for color selection and making the final decisions.

Before we left, one more shot of a now very happy, satisfied Shark

What a fun day! She introduced me to the wonder that is Ruth's diner. I introduced her to the wonder of a Victoria Secrets bra. I figure it's an even trade.

And as a disclaimer, despite the fear in my husband's face when I told him what we were doing (Me + Tib + Victoria's Secret = The epitome of embarrassing and inappropriate behavior), the store did not need to close the doors after us to protect the other patrons. We were relatively well behaved, no one got hurt, and the store is still standing.

I call the day a success!