The unfortunate (and hilarious) event of the week.

So remember on Wednesday when I mentioned that Nick and I were going to order food and have a picnic???

Well, we did go and get food to go, BUT at the same time we were trying to figure out where Nick's phone was. He knew he had set it down while texting me during his frisbee golf game (aka "frolfing"), and it wasn't in the car of the person he rode out to the course with, so we decided to take our picnic of First Wok out to the disc golf course.

What followed was a wild goose chase over the entire course, looking and listening for his phone while I called it non-stop. Nick ran ahead and looked at all the holes and I followed behind, struggling to catch up in my flats while carrying my purse. Let me tell you, flats are not good for grassy hills. Yikes. We checked the entire first part of the course probably twice but we couldn't find it! This sucked because not only was Nick grumpy because he couldn't find his phone, but I was grumpy because Nick kept calling back to me, "Are you calling it?" and I kept saying, "YES!" because I literally would call again every time it went to his voicemail, yet he still had to ask me every single time. Add that and the fact that it was hard to keep up with him in said oufit.

After about half an hour of looking (true love right there), we finally went to the end of the course and had 2 holes left to check. If it wasn't here, we had no idea where it would be. As we're reaching the 17th hole, I call it and Nick is up ahead of me. All of a sudden he stops, perks up, and says, "I hear it!" HALLELUJIA. He ran around in a circle frantically looking until his eyes found it and he triumphantly picked it up. Let me tell you, that sight was hilarious! We were both so happy that he found it, and I was mostly happy because I knew he wouldn't be grumpy anymore!

So, the event was very unfortunate, but ended up to be a fortunate event, because we found his phone (he had 55 missed calls from me haha) and got to enjoy our takeout by the lake. All in all, a good day. I hope he never loses his phone again!