Whoot!

[dancerjodi]

I love Thursdays. We're more than halfway through the work week, I get paid, and the weekend is on the horizon.

Brian and I checked out Acapulco's in Watertown last night finally http://www.yelp.com/biz/R_FxL3Cv6AJ0MxDgrbHQOQ . It was really yummy, and I feel silly that its taken us so long to get in there. If you're in the area and like Mexican, check them out. The salsa could have been a bit chunkier for my tastes (though, it was still yummy) but other than that I have no complaints.

We decided to skip grocery shopping and try PeaPod instead for the first time (we'll see how it goes with our delivery Friday), so since we had the night free we headed to Barnes and Noble. I had a coupon for a free drink in the cafe, since I'm a club member, and we saved $8 between the two of us on our book purchases. If you shop there anyway, its something worth checking out:
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/membership/join.asp?z=y&cds2Pid=9481

I'm looking forward to spending time around the house tonight (save for meeting my Brother's new kitten) and tomorrow. Brian starts his on-call rotation and the weekend will nuts since we'll basically be living at Supermegafest during the days, so I'm trying to enjoy the free time while I have it and take care of things beforehand that I'd normally do on the weekend. I'm jonesing for club dancing or a show, but that will just have to wait - maybe over Thanksgiving weekend? I can't belive Thanksgiving is next week!

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[sajuka.livejournal.com]

On the B&N membership front, I just signed up for the B&N credit card. The "annual fee" is the B&N membership fee, and you get an additional 5% off purchases (refunded to the card on the day of the purchase). I didn't need an another credit card, but for a total of 15% off, I thought I could use it just for B&N purchases. And interesting note: I got 5% off my membership fee because it is technically a purchase at B&N ;) Also supposed to get discount on gift cards, so that's kinda cool... *shrug* I feel kinda bad recommending it because I'm not a person who thinks 20 bajillion credit cards is a good idea, but <big assumption>if everyone pays it off at the end of the month</big assumption> it does make a good discount.