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dancerjodiTrying to be motivated on a 3-day work week is challenging. I think it's particularly difficult after a very long weekend.
I'm going back to the gym today with a co-worker around 11:30. I have to take advantage of this free gym next door. Tennants of complex can use the space for free after signing a waiver. The hardest thing is actually getting out the door, because once I'm headed over there I have a good time.
South Pacific was great for the tiki eye-candy aspect and the drinkers in my party seemed happy with the libations, but the food - not good. I'm not quite sure why, but despite there being only 1 party in the front of the restaurant (our group was in the back in the tiki hut room) and our party being fairly simple (all ordering dinner combo plates), it took them forever to get our food out, arriving at all different times. Brian and I will be having dinner at a Chinese place in Cambridge this week for a friend's birthday, so I'm sure it will redeem the experience.
I had enough time before bed to sit with Brian a bit and catch up on his Smallville watching. He's on season 2 and is trying to get through them all and get caught up, so it's all Super all the time in our house! I headed up to bed at around 10:00 (trying to get in my 8 hours) because it always takes me a while to get settled. Our evening routine is to give our cats some kind of treats on our bed, started years ago in an attempt to lure them to sleep up on the bed with us. My sister gave us these crazy natural chicken treats for Christmas for them and they LOVE them! The look kind of like chicken jerky that Brian would eat (not a jerky fan myself) and cost the same as their reguler feline greenies (with reportedly the same benefit). They get so excited, that watching them is more of a treat for us I think. It's the little things.
I'm going back to the gym today with a co-worker around 11:30. I have to take advantage of this free gym next door. Tennants of complex can use the space for free after signing a waiver. The hardest thing is actually getting out the door, because once I'm headed over there I have a good time.
South Pacific was great for the tiki eye-candy aspect and the drinkers in my party seemed happy with the libations, but the food - not good. I'm not quite sure why, but despite there being only 1 party in the front of the restaurant (our group was in the back in the tiki hut room) and our party being fairly simple (all ordering dinner combo plates), it took them forever to get our food out, arriving at all different times. Brian and I will be having dinner at a Chinese place in Cambridge this week for a friend's birthday, so I'm sure it will redeem the experience.
I had enough time before bed to sit with Brian a bit and catch up on his Smallville watching. He's on season 2 and is trying to get through them all and get caught up, so it's all Super all the time in our house! I headed up to bed at around 10:00 (trying to get in my 8 hours) because it always takes me a while to get settled. Our evening routine is to give our cats some kind of treats on our bed, started years ago in an attempt to lure them to sleep up on the bed with us. My sister gave us these crazy natural chicken treats for Christmas for them and they LOVE them! The look kind of like chicken jerky that Brian would eat (not a jerky fan myself) and cost the same as their reguler feline greenies (with reportedly the same benefit). They get so excited, that watching them is more of a treat for us I think. It's the little things.
