puzzling
When I found out a couple months back that the Reverend Horton Heat was going to be at Sokol tonight I said I was going no matter what, even if I had to go alone. Now that the big day is here, several factors come into play: it's a Wednesday night, I'm old, my work group has to give a presentation in front of the whole college tomorrow, it's frickin' cold outside and it's snowing. Oh, and did I mention that I'm old?
Instead, Greg bought a 750 piece puzzle of New York Times Square at Target on the way home which we started putting together while eating leftover soup and drinking hot tea. We are officially the most boring couple in the world! But it was fun. The funny thing is when he called about the puzzle, I misunderstood and thought he said it was 150 pieces. "Yep, that's about our speed."
Instead, Greg bought a 750 piece puzzle of New York Times Square at Target on the way home which we started putting together while eating leftover soup and drinking hot tea. We are officially the most boring couple in the world! But it was fun. The funny thing is when he called about the puzzle, I misunderstood and thought he said it was 150 pieces. "Yep, that's about our speed."