I just have to write about this story because it was way too amusing.
So after a nice long, tiring but successful day shopping in Seattle, N and I were driving M back to her new apartment in New Westminister at around midnight. We were complaining that we were going to get lost on the way back because besides Richmond and Vancouver, we have no idea how the hell to get around the Lower Mainland even though we’ve been living here for most of our lives. After we dropped her off, we pulled out the map in my car and found a route back to the Queensborough Bridge but after a three-point-turn (to get out of her neighbourhood) and a right turn, WE GOT LOST AGAIN and had to pull over to find out where the hell we were. How pathetic! We couldn’t stop laughing off at our stupidity but we eventually found our way again, crossed the bridge, saw signs going back to Richmond so it was all good (for now).
BUT then we started a conversation about how the “WEST” Richmond signs screwed N and D up last time THEY were there, and a bridge was coming up ahead and we ended up going straight instead of exiting where we were suppose to because we were being blondes and arguing too much about where to go. Screaming and uncontrollable laughter filled the car as we panicked and drove slowly and helplessly across that giant bridge to the unknown… so we took the first exit saw, ended up at a lonely Timmy Hoes with a bunch of construction workers. Giggled all the way into the restaurant, explained to an old man how we got lost and asked for directions, got laughed at and were told that we had to “go out more.” We then asked what city we were in (!!!) and got laughed at some more (to this day, we still aren’t sure but I have a hunch that we were in Surrey).
So we proceeded to go home again with our new directions, all was well until we were driving in the middle of nowhere again and realized what bad listeners we were because N was screaming at Mascha on the phone telling her what happened while I was amused out of my mind trying to listen to the old man and N at the same time, therefore we missed the left turn although I think he told us specifically to stay in the left lane! But 2 minutes after a u-turn, we saw a sign going back to Richmond. Whew!
God, that was a total blond moment moments. But I swear, this is one of the most amusing nights of my life.













