Thanks everyone!
I had so much fun last night! We really enjoyed dinner, and one of our relatives even treated us . . .
I suggested that the hubby and I split a dessert. A few bites would have been nice, but he wasn't hungry so we didn't go for any at all.
As we walked around the shops, he offered to buy me dessert or a snack, but nah, I knew I didn't need it (and more importantly, I didn't feel like I was missing out on anything by saying no).
We were among the first to enter the theater, and we had amazing aisle seats in the second row! There was a photographer running around; I used to totally hide from those guys but apparently I lit up when he approached.
He told us to look for the kiosk after the show if we were interested in buying them.
The show itself was awesome.
We got to see new characters and brought home a Winston puppet. Oh, and after the show we bought the photos! Here's one of them . . .
The seat was not a concern at all, I had room on both sides.
And more amazingly, there was even enough room to cross my legs!
My legs haven't even been small enough to do that for very long, maybe just in the past month or two. It's also kind of awesome that I don't really feel self-conscious in photos anymore.
It wasn't very long ago that it was a complete struggle to go out like this because it was so exhausting. As much as I enjoyed Lion King last year, I was ready to cry on the long walk back to the car. But after last night's show I was jumping and skipping around like a kid.
It was definitely a night to remember.
I'm going out tonight!
Like many, I first saw him on America's Got Talent back when he first auditioned and thought it would be so fun to see him in person. 
