Mostly because, well…it snowed yesterday.
This is a sad dusting compared to what north Jersey and NY state got. I mean, schools are closed up there and lots of people have no power. It was a gross storm here yesterday, but we kept power. And this was the extent of our snowfall.
Yesterday we got back from a 4 night trip to Miami. It was awesome, but man alive was it hot. I won’t be going back to Miami in summer anytime soon. The days were brutal, but the nights were fantastic. And so was the food. And so was seeing the house from the Bruce Willis episode of Miami Vice (the only episode I remember with details, love that guy).
Best part of the weekend! Seeing the house from the Bruce Willis episode of Miami Vice! We were on a Duck Tour.
The original David's Cafe on Collins Ave. We loved this place so much that we went to the 2nd location on the Lincoln Road Mall.
My Media Noche from David's Cafe. It was so fantastic, Dexter would be proud.
Remember this picture of my flowerbeds from way back over Memorial Day Weekend, when I first pulled out all the weeds and planted some wildflower seeds?
Below you will find a picture of what the flowerbeds looked like this Labor Day weekend, which contributed to the overall awesomeness of my last three days.
This week I have fought what feels like an endless migraine, inadvertently made countless children cry, and had trouble coming up with posts to write. Summer is getting to everyone. The kids who are with us at the library all day are getting increasingly bored and rowdy, leading to tears when you tell them to stop chasing each other. And my ability to think, make decisions, function is very diminished. It’s the halfway mark for Summer Reading, and we’re all definitely getting a little burned out.
I took a break from blogging this weekend to enjoy the first one I’ve had in more than a month without any big plans. I love plans as much as the next gal, but relaxing at home and just puttering around has been a great and much needed change. One of those weekends where I actually did pretty much everything I wanted. I worked on the quilt, cooked, read, had brunch with my mother and went fabric shopping, looked through magazines that had been piling up since winter, went for an Indian Head Massage for some migraine relief, watched the Netflix movie that’s been lying around here since April, finished another audio book, shopped some summer sales online, made a new playlist for my commute, and topped it off with Adam and I playing with the grill for dinner tonight. Even my relaxation is busy. But it’s the first weekend in ages where I don’t have the Sunday Night Blues because I did so much fun and productive stuff.
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