Haha. 😀
I laugh because it ha s ju
st been one of those “whatever” kind of days.
I suppose it really started off that way because of that huge dose of NyQuil I took last night.
Really, it took me until about noon to fully wake up.
But obviously, Maelie didn’t wait for me to wake up…she was goin’ strong at 7:30 a.m.!
We hung around the house and played until about 11 a.m. and then I packed her up and took her to the Sears Outlet, where we can get a free item of clothing every Tuesday til the end of the year. (I love a deal…especially a FREE one!) I am using this opportunity to restock my running wardrobe, and today I scored an Adidas running jacket. Oh, yeah! (Definitely thankful for that!)
Then we came home, and I tried to feed Mae lunch, but she gave most of it to the dogs, who I’m sure were most thankful for their not-so-little treat.
Then…nap time.
And I? Decided to get a head start on my Thanksgiving prep and made two pies.
Cranberry pecan. (My favorite. But I have a deal with myself that I must run two miles for each piece I eat. I could be running a marathon over the course of the next few days.)
I went to work only to find out that I should have actually looked at the schedule.
When one’s hours are the same every week…week after week…ye ah, th
at person gets a little lazy. I wasn’t on to work t
onight.
So I hung out, chatted for a bit, and came home.
And made more pie.
This time, Pumpkin Cream Cheese.
Yum.
Four pies done BEFORE 10 p.m.
I think I’m a rockstar.
Or…whatever.
It’s just been a weird, whatever kind of day.
The funny thing is that though it wasn’t perfect, I’m still thankful.
Thankful for those little blessings that popped into the weirdness of my day: like, a text from a friend sharing some good news that made me smile so BIG; like, a surprise fun chat at Sears with two friends from church; like, the blessing of a daughter and the spunk she adds to life; like, a new friend from work who just makes me smile; like, neighbors who have extra eggs on hand so I can finish my pie bake-a-thon; like, a place to call home; like, a comfy couch to sleep on when I’m sick; like, a lot of things…
Whatever….
Whatever it is, I’m thankful for it.
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