Oh my god, oh my god you guys
Yes, I will be singing that in my head for the next 1000 years, please shoot me.
Gillian's bday is coming up, so to celebrate it, we decided taking her to see a show on Broadway would be a really cool idea. Little did I know how it would turn out. Before I continue, I will fully admit in front of witnesses, that I had a great time.
There was a show on MTV a while back that showed the musical for Legally Blonde and followed the star through from beginning to end. This in turn led to a Reality Show that Gillian started watching (thank you DVR) and totally fell in love with. She was really happy when Bailey won the part, and mentioned multiple times wanting to go see the Broadway show. So Fae and my inlaws got together and got tickets to a show last night.
We went to a pizza place on 23rd that serves Gluten Free food/pizza/pasta. It's called Mozzarellis and it's worth the schlep. Really good regular food, and some of the best that Gillian has had that is Gluten Free. Hung out there for dinner and then headed to Time Square for the show. I forget how awesome Time Square is. The lights, the people, *ugh* the traffic!
So we saw the show and I had a really good time with Fae and the kids and my inlaws. Gillian was dazzled the whole time 
I laughed my ass off, there's so much in there that flew right over the kids heads. The neat thing is that as we were leaving, we got to talk to Heather Hach, who I believe wrote either the original book or the Musical, I couldn't figure it out. Very sweet.
So we went outside and stood outside the stage door waiting for the actors to come out. We got to talk to some of the cast as well as some of the principle actors and after waiting about an hour, got to talk to and get signatures, and the finally met Bailey, the girl who won the show and played Elle.
A quick stop at the Hershey store in Time Square and we were on our way home after a wonderful family night together.
Happy Birthday BabyGirl.