Highlights/ drivel of the Week
It must be pretty apparent from my blog, that things are slowing down around here- just the tiniest bit. I post often, and about fairly trivial things. I think that blogging itself is entertainment for me lately, so I apologize for the drivel.
Here is my week in review, (it was a good one):
Monday was a fun day. I biked up the Y, did the class Bodyflow that I really like (a combo of Tai Chi, Pilattes, and Yoga), biked up the library at the U to find a book, and then biked over to husbands work for lunch with him. On my way home, I ran errands from my bike: Public Library, the Bank, and the local hardware store. LLC called for last minute running plans -our river runs are always fun, especially since we waited for the sun to go down.
Tuesday was haircut day. It is a really good one this time. I almost want to call my stylist and tell her to write it all down. Same exact thing next time please. I heard from several good friends this week and got to talk to a few of them on Tuesday. Pick up Frisbee was a great end to the day.
Wednesday big, scary interview went very well. While I was on campus, I got to see two of my favorite former students, and a parent of a former student who announced to the entire human resources office that I was an amazing teacher (no I didn't pay her to do that, but it seemed like it). Lunch with father-in-law post interview at a delicious place made everything great. I returned home to pack for exciting weekend.
Today has been the details of the trip. Oops all of our gear is locked in the car that I am supposed to pick husband up in, and husband has the only key at work. New plan. Laundry on the line, drying wonderfully fast because of the beautiful sunny, breezing day. I am really excited for our adventure into the Apostle Islands with friends, LH and SH. Although I could do without practicing wet exits in 50 degree water, I can't wait for the amazing scenery, time on my favorite lake, and to be outside for a couple of days. Also ready for our anniversary at the Bed and Breakfast outside of town on Sunday night. Here I come, solar powered jacuzzi and time in Northern WI.
Here is my week in review, (it was a good one):
Monday was a fun day. I biked up the Y, did the class Bodyflow that I really like (a combo of Tai Chi, Pilattes, and Yoga), biked up the library at the U to find a book, and then biked over to husbands work for lunch with him. On my way home, I ran errands from my bike: Public Library, the Bank, and the local hardware store. LLC called for last minute running plans -our river runs are always fun, especially since we waited for the sun to go down.
Tuesday was haircut day. It is a really good one this time. I almost want to call my stylist and tell her to write it all down. Same exact thing next time please. I heard from several good friends this week and got to talk to a few of them on Tuesday. Pick up Frisbee was a great end to the day.
Wednesday big, scary interview went very well. While I was on campus, I got to see two of my favorite former students, and a parent of a former student who announced to the entire human resources office that I was an amazing teacher (no I didn't pay her to do that, but it seemed like it). Lunch with father-in-law post interview at a delicious place made everything great. I returned home to pack for exciting weekend.
Today has been the details of the trip. Oops all of our gear is locked in the car that I am supposed to pick husband up in, and husband has the only key at work. New plan. Laundry on the line, drying wonderfully fast because of the beautiful sunny, breezing day. I am really excited for our adventure into the Apostle Islands with friends, LH and SH. Although I could do without practicing wet exits in 50 degree water, I can't wait for the amazing scenery, time on my favorite lake, and to be outside for a couple of days. Also ready for our anniversary at the Bed and Breakfast outside of town on Sunday night. Here I come, solar powered jacuzzi and time in Northern WI.
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