For Lisa's birthday, Bob surprised her by taking her to a Guster concert. Matt and I met them there and surprised her. The Guster concert was on campus and outdoors. The weather was incredible and by the time the concert started the temperature was in the 60's with no humidity.
Lisa did not know who she was going to hear. She kept asking questions to sneak the answer out of us. Lisa was looking around to see if there were any clues about who was playing. It was so funny because Bob was wearing a Guster t-shirt and she never caught on.Lucy and Dustyn joined us as well. We all brought dinner and blankets and enjoyed the awesome weather waiting for the 1st band to play.

In trying to take a group picture, Matt had to sneeze. He tried to hold it in, but couldn't. This picture was caught just at the right time, as I was laughing at him for sneezing.
This picture is much better.
This picture was taken when Lisa realized that she was at a Guster concert!! Bob and Lisa have been to several Guster concerts and this was very special for her to be here for her birthday. Bob had even taken her to hear Guster on one of their first dates.
The concert was awesome. It was neat to be so close to the stage. My favorite part of the concert was the bongo drum player. He was amazing. He would throw his whole body into his playing. Bob told us that one time he met him and he tapes up his hands becuase they get bruised from the playing.





Here is the running shirt we got. It is not my favorite shirt so I figured I better take a picture with it now since I may not wear it again. LOL. We completed the race in 2 hours and 10 minutes. Not bad for having 6 miles be your longest traning run.
After the race we went back to Scott and Lindsay's house and showered and then went out to lunch. Lisa and I then drove home. We had so much fun and laughed the whole time. God blessed us with a great weekend and a great time together. We celebrated later that evening with pizza and individual pints of ice cream!!
Way to go Lisa and Christen. We were so proud of ourselves.