I did absolutely nothing this weekend and it was wonderful. Then again, do I ever do stuff? (: 

This upcoming weekend I do have a pretty packed one.

Thursday night I'm going to a PaintBar with the girls. It looks like a lot of fun. Basically drink wine and paint whatever that day's theme is--for us, it's going to be sunset at the docks. I will definitely take a photo of my finished product. I've never painted, so I don't expect it to be good, HA! 

Friday, going to a soccer game with Nelson, Trisha, my dad and my uncle (all soccer fans minus myself...going for dad :D). It's Portugal vs. Mexico, and I hope that Portugal spanks Mexico's ass :D The game starts at 8pm I believe, but we're leaving here around 4pm if we can to avoid mad traffic and hopefully not get horrible parking. I will bring my camera, so hopefully our seats aren't too "nose-bleed" to get some decent shots.

I also think I have something Saturday, but for now I can't remember what the hell it is! I dunno if I can bring a camera to the PaintBar but if I can, I will.
 
I did play a crapton of World of Warcraft. I hadn't really been playing much the last few weeks, trying to enjoy the nice weather, but this weekend I played a LOT to make up for it, ha-ha. We recruited a couple of new folks into the guild that seem pretty darn cool, so hoping they stick around :D 

This week marks the first week of summer classes at work, which means there's a lot of hustle and bustle on campus, which is good. When it gets too quiet, it becomes quite boring, and the days feel like they never end. Also, since I worked an extra hour and a half at graduation, I get to leave at 4pm today instead of 5:30pm which makes me giddy. It really is the small things in life!

I never did get a chance to actually post those photos from Vermont, so I think I'll work on those.  I also plan to post Chapter One to a book I'm working on. Sooooo if you are bored and like reading paranormal fiction, stay tuned for that one.

Otherwise, things are quiet! Have a sparkling Monday!
 

“No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader. No surprise in the writer, no surprise in the reader.”

― Robert Frost