I worked Monday morning but because we were soooooo slow and nothing was breaking, I ended up getting sent home way early at 10 a.m. I took advantage of the earliness and helped Scott throw out a lot of junk that we just weren't going to need at the new house. We really didn't need it where we were either lol. I'm such a hoarder at times. He washed and waxed the bike for the second day in a row (sorry honey) so we could go for a ride.
He thinks it's great that I'm home early because now we can go to lunch. We pass every single restaurant that I can think he could want, and by 45 minutes later, I'm hungry and the curiosity is killing me. We've been wanting to go to Melt Bar & Grilled forever, so he was trying to surprise me. Three quarters of the way there he realized that he didn't have the location in the GPS so we had to pull over and he had to confess his intentions of surprise. He takes a lot of pride in surprising me, just sometimes he forgets to do the research lol. I think it's so sweet though ♥ I looked up their address and was sad to find out they were closed because of the holiday. I'm dying to try this place. Back on the bike to find somewhere else. About a half hour later and not finding anything open other than fast food, we tried a little home style restaurant. Great food, lousy service. Our waitress had friends in there and they were discussing some concert they were going to after work. After ten minutes of riding, Scott isn't feeling well. I'm starting to think it's not the heat, it's me. We took the expressway home and he sacked out on the couch for four hours. I know he was sick when he's napping and the tv isn't on. I hope he starts feeling better soon. It's no fun annoying him when he's sick =)
Soooooo....that was my busy weekend. I have a sick hubby and a sunburn. How was yours?
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Memorial Day Weekend...The Middle
Sunday was my niece Kayla's graduation. I'm so proud of her! I worked five hours so I could be there to watch her walk across the stage. Her graduating class was only 60 students!! I don't know if it's a recent idea, or maybe in the dark ages my school didn't do it, but as they walked across the stage they also had someone reading their future plans. When I graduated in the 90's, I don't remember a lot of the kids going to college, most either went to work, in the service, and quite a few of the girls started on their families. I couldn't believe the amount of kids in her class going to college. I felt really bad for some of them because all you heard was engineer, medical, even heard aeronautics, but what about the kids that are going to work because they just couldn't afford college? I hope they didn't feel left out. Either way, you should be proud that you made it through the torture of high school!
Her dad took us out to one of my favorite restaurants as a celebratory dinner. This particular restaurant has the best manicotti in the whole world, yes I'm convinced =) and the bread...*sigh* definitely droolworthy. The guest of honor had a slice of the most decadent chocolate cake with vanilla bean ice cream that she couldn't finish, you know I volunteered to help!! Unfortunately, Scott still wasn't feeling well so we went home and took an hour or so nap, then took the bike out for a ride.
We were about 45 minutes from home at a park watching the rain across the lake. Hum...maybe we should have taken the sign. I bring up the weather on my phone and the storms looked like they were going to pass us. A riding we go. About 15 minutes later, I bring up the weather again. In my most calm voice I say "Honey, the you are here thingie is in the middle of a storm...we need to go home NOW!!!" Yes, that was my calm voice. We come up to this light and I feel a raindrop, next thing I know it was lots of raindrops and there was lots of thunder and lightning. Thank you to the bank that was right at the corner that we hid under their drive thru. After it passed, we hopped back on and about ten minutes down the road everything was dry as a bone. Hadn't seen a drop. So his pretty washed and waxed bike is now a little on the dirty side. I was so sleepy that after my shower, I crawled into bed at 10:30 with Puppy and we both snored until he came to bed an hour later.
Her dad took us out to one of my favorite restaurants as a celebratory dinner. This particular restaurant has the best manicotti in the whole world, yes I'm convinced =) and the bread...*sigh* definitely droolworthy. The guest of honor had a slice of the most decadent chocolate cake with vanilla bean ice cream that she couldn't finish, you know I volunteered to help!! Unfortunately, Scott still wasn't feeling well so we went home and took an hour or so nap, then took the bike out for a ride.
We were about 45 minutes from home at a park watching the rain across the lake. Hum...maybe we should have taken the sign. I bring up the weather on my phone and the storms looked like they were going to pass us. A riding we go. About 15 minutes later, I bring up the weather again. In my most calm voice I say "Honey, the you are here thingie is in the middle of a storm...we need to go home NOW!!!" Yes, that was my calm voice. We come up to this light and I feel a raindrop, next thing I know it was lots of raindrops and there was lots of thunder and lightning. Thank you to the bank that was right at the corner that we hid under their drive thru. After it passed, we hopped back on and about ten minutes down the road everything was dry as a bone. Hadn't seen a drop. So his pretty washed and waxed bike is now a little on the dirty side. I was so sleepy that after my shower, I crawled into bed at 10:30 with Puppy and we both snored until he came to bed an hour later.
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