Monday, November 25, 2013

If only I could really have Liam Hemsworth as a babysitter for reals

I did not blog yesterday, and therefore I suppose that means that technically I failed NaNoBloMo. However, since my goal this month was blogging Mo’, like, More, I think I’m still on track. This is post 24! In 25 days! My last 25 posts took me … 2.5 months. So there.

Anyhow, This weekend was so busy that when the alarm went off this morning I really thought it was Sunday. Where did my weekend go? We are normally busy but somehow. Yeah. I want more weekend. It also didn’t help that when the alarm sounded this morning I was in the middle of a dream where my twitter friends and myself were interviewing babysitters and Liam Hemsworth was a candidate. It was a good dream.

Saturday we went to a birthday party at 9am (yes, that’s right) and that’s where the dock/fishing photos on Saturday’s blog were from. The boys enjoyed fishing a lot (except for having no patience for actually leaving a line in the water for more than half a second) and my dad messaged me on Sunday to let me know that he had picked up fishing poles for the boys last month for Christmas, so that’s funny. Hopefully he’ll take the kids fishing too, because I’m not a fan.

I got my tree up Saturday afternoon too – that lone wolfing thing that was supposed to happen Friday night didn’t happen, which I should be happy about but I really wanted to get things done that C didn’t want to deal with quite yet, so instead I had to request from a grumpy C to get the tree from the attic. I made up for it by letting him spend *four* hours cleaning and waxing his car. He was a happy camper. And I got to listen to Christmas music in an otherwise quiet house, so I think it was a win-win. Henry’s asked approximately 1,871 times where the star is, so I guess I need to decorate it today (I put on this year’s Disney ornaments and it’s a pre-lit but an otherwise naked tree).

Saturday night C and I got a date night, and celebrated it at Mitchell’s Fish Market for dinner (I had the Seafood Americana, which is not exactly something I would normally order in case it was spicy (description: Georges Bank sea scallops, Cajun shrimp, spinach and mushrooms sautéed in a shellfish butter sauce and served over roasted redskin potatoes) but good Lord that was a good dinner. My two cocktails were fabulous too. We then went to see Catching Fire, which was also amazing – I’d say it was a pretty successful date night. (Catching Fire also made me excited about my reading goals for next year, which I can’t remember if I’ve blogged about yet. Will check back and then do so if the answer is no. But I want to re-read. Must. Re-read.)

Sunday we decided to see if there were any pre-Thanksgiving deals at the outlet mall (a resounding NO) and we got some warm clothes in proper sizes so the boys don’t have to wear all their small long-sleeves from last year. I assume it’s probably silly to wear long sleeves that aren’t exactly Long Sleeves anymore. I got some good deals at the Loft Outlet, which made me happy (yay new clothes!) I’m going to have to ignore the size I just bought new pants in though. We spent a few hours at Disney, but it was swamped and cold and we opted out of staying too long.

TODAY I have to do my Thanksgiving food shopping because I forgot this weekend and goodness, I should probably stale that bread, yes? And the boys are getting their flu shots so I hope for no adverse reactions to that. And I’m going to locate the ornaments in the attic (this sounds like our attic is huge instead of a glorified crawlspace, yes?) and listen to Christmas music while I decorate and happy holiday season!!


How was your weekend?

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