It's seriously called Brosix?

[twicketface]

Do you follow people on social media (that you know in real life) that you don't particularly care for but there are weird societal norms about unfriending them so you just leave it?  Like, I know you can hide/unfollow on Facebook where you stay friends but don't see any of their postings but that seems weirdly passive-aggressive.

I ask because one of my ex-wife's friends (who I'm friends with on FB) invited me to her birthday cookout party next month.  Other than her husband, there will be two other people (not counting my ex) there I know (and like 40 I've never met) who are close with my ex-wife and the last time I attended a party with said ex-wife, she asked if we could get back together the next day. 

I'm casual friends with the birthday girl (we mostly know each other from church - our sons are the same age but mostly polar opposites in terms of interests and personality) but she's not someone I would hang out with.  Like, she's a nice enough person but not anyone I'm close to.  Which got me thinking about things.

In happier news, Kimberly came over yesterday and tuned my ukulele for the first time (not a euphemism) and we celebrated by having sex (not a euphemism either).  I found a cool tuning app (as the inexpensive tuner that came with it seems somewhat crappy) that seems to have some training videos built in too.

My parents sold their house so the family is getting together this weekend as a quasi-farewell party.  I'm getting a cake with a photo printed on it of one of the shots that Kimberly took a few summers ago (and if I can figure out how to post photos here I'll include it) that'll probably make them cry but I'll be crying anyway because I'll get to have cake.