Weekend aftermath.
It's a standard Monday at work, albeit a few hours later. Problem is, my mind is focused on the clock, and I'm in a slight panic about getting everything done before I leave...except for the fact that I'm not leaving in two and a half hours, I'm leaving in four and a half hours. That is plenty of time to get everything done on my list, and possibly then some. A quick lunch at my desk will suffice. Indeed, I shouldn't be hungry at all, seeing the vast array of delicious foods I ate this weekend. Yet here I am.
I feel like I should be at Mass right now, to say some extra thanks. I've had generally amazing weekends this entire month. It started with the awesomeness that was Sarah and Jamie's birthdays at The Publican, and rounded out this past weekend with Scandal-Con Midwest 2010. Sally and Ryan arrived Thursday and had lunch with Alex and me before heading out to visit the city and go to a wedding, and Jillian and Kelsi arrived Friday evening and spent the weekend at three different abodes. It was a blast. Anya cooked us delicious dinner on Friday evening, we spent Saturday at the Art Institute, Millenium Park and thereabouts, and then at Alex's, and Sunday brought everyone together at the Museum of Science and Industry. The general consensus seems to be epic exhaustion. We could not have had a more fun-filled and food-filled weekend, but it takes its toll. Methinks everyone involved will sleep very well tonight.
July looks to be nearly as busy. I am taking Lowell to Chi Tung for his birthday dinner tomorrow, and we are having people over to play games and celebrate his birthday on Saturday. The following weekend I've devoted to my mother and her yard sale, which means I need to make sure I bring the sunscreen. Here's hoping there's no rain. The weekend after that is free, as far as I know, but that may change. Joint Birthday Celebrations follow the next weekend, and out-of-town weekend is slated for the last weekend in July. Whew! If it's all as amazing as June has been, it might easily be the best summer ever.
My list is not completing itself, so I suppose I should get on that. Many thanks again for an epic weekend, and an epic June as a whole. Yay! :D
I feel like I should be at Mass right now, to say some extra thanks. I've had generally amazing weekends this entire month. It started with the awesomeness that was Sarah and Jamie's birthdays at The Publican, and rounded out this past weekend with Scandal-Con Midwest 2010. Sally and Ryan arrived Thursday and had lunch with Alex and me before heading out to visit the city and go to a wedding, and Jillian and Kelsi arrived Friday evening and spent the weekend at three different abodes. It was a blast. Anya cooked us delicious dinner on Friday evening, we spent Saturday at the Art Institute, Millenium Park and thereabouts, and then at Alex's, and Sunday brought everyone together at the Museum of Science and Industry. The general consensus seems to be epic exhaustion. We could not have had a more fun-filled and food-filled weekend, but it takes its toll. Methinks everyone involved will sleep very well tonight.
July looks to be nearly as busy. I am taking Lowell to Chi Tung for his birthday dinner tomorrow, and we are having people over to play games and celebrate his birthday on Saturday. The following weekend I've devoted to my mother and her yard sale, which means I need to make sure I bring the sunscreen. Here's hoping there's no rain. The weekend after that is free, as far as I know, but that may change. Joint Birthday Celebrations follow the next weekend, and out-of-town weekend is slated for the last weekend in July. Whew! If it's all as amazing as June has been, it might easily be the best summer ever.
My list is not completing itself, so I suppose I should get on that. Many thanks again for an epic weekend, and an epic June as a whole. Yay! :D