Indoor glow in the dark miniature golf

What do you do on a Saturday when it's rainy out? Stay in? Hit the movie theater? Find some other indoor activity?

We selected indoor glow in the dark miniature golf. Seemed appropriate. Cas called up his friends Adam and Jennifer, and for extra fun, they brought their son, a sixth grader named Micah. Oh, and I lost spectacularly, but it was still a blast. 

Here's my totally goal-focused boyfriend: 

The course had these obstacles, and the most likely to thwart me was the painted wooden paw-print. By the end, I would whack my golf ball into one, then shake my fist at the heavens, shouting James T. Kirk style the word, "FOOT!" 

We followed that up with a very nice dinner and a few glasses of wine over at their house. They're really pretty nice people, and I was pleased that the kiddo seemed to enjoy the afternoon. He was decidedly less communicative during dinner, but that's to be expected. We started talking like grown up people during the meal. When we were all dorky and playing a kid's game, I'm sure we were far more interesting. 

Next weekend, I have to go run a booth in our school's street fair  I've done that once before, and it's actually more fun than it sounds. But for now, I must wash up and get over to mom and dad's house. They'll be visiting Jeff next weekend, so we're taking this opportunity to wish Jason a happy birthday. 

That's all for now. I must clean off the stench of indoor glow in the dark miniature golf failure. Have a lovely Sunday, all.