Let me tell you something about me. When I was in college and even when I moved to NYC I never, ever, slept past 9 am. Ever. Why? Because I was crazy and thought that I needed to be productive all day every day. Even if I had finished all my homework and I didn't have any chores or plans for the day I had to be up and dressed and tidy by 9 am on a Saturday. Who was putting this ridiculous and unreasonable expectation on me? Oh, yeah, it was me.
Why oh why did I waste so much joy in my life by being so uptight?
Fortunately, since Dan became my man I have learned to let go and relax a lot more, sleep-in, watch tv, nap, sit around and do nothing - guilt free. It's so much easier when you have someone to be with to justify laziness. Scratch that, not laziness, just treating yourself to some deserved down-time.
Anyways that's where half of our Saturday went: lounging. The rest of the day I worked on putting together the scrapbook for the Curtis family and made macaroni and cheese for the party that night.
It was a really nice event that was semi-formal, had yummy food, and a nice way to send off the Curtis family.
On Sunday, church attendance was super low (like only 40 people). This was a bummer because Dan was preaching and he did a most excellent job. I think this was his best sermon yet - so appropriate for it being the first Sunday without Pastor Paul and reminded everyone (who was there) that Crossroads is here because of God and God didn't leave with Paul. I actually got to be in the service since the pre-k class was empty.
Since Dan did such a great job I took him out for lunch to our favorite burger place. We spent the rest of the afternoon doing our usual Sunday slow-down. I added some embroidery hearts to a red table runner to make it more Valentine-y, tossed some paper hearts on the wall, made a crock-pot dinner, and Dan rented Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
Thanks for kind words Steph and for treating after service
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