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Monday, May 23, 2011

One Perfect Saturday

I had one day off this weekend before working 5 days again.  I had to make it count, like my life depended on it.  Like my internal sunshine was about to fizzle out and I needed to pump the day with new light. 

This wasn't a perfect Saturday, I'll admit it.  The dog woke me up at 8 AM by jumping off the bed and racing to the window to bark at something that was probably not even there.  The bed shook violently and I was sure that something had jumped on the bed, not off. 

I made due though.  The sun was shinning brightly. It was primarily green outside.  The dog had calmed down by the invisible intruder. 

I went to Costco, like a true weekend warrior.  I got there 15 minutes after it opened and filled my cart with delicious things.  I was sure that if there had been a contest, then I would have won for healthiest cart.  Salmon, gigantic strawberries, asparagus, corn, and fresh mozzarella.  The car was loaded and back in the driveway at 10AM. 

I celebrated my successful morning with a breakfast burrito, homemade. 

And, then, still inspired by the early morning, the sun, and the greenery, I washed the dog. 



That's her "I'm angry because I hate when you pour water on me" face. 

She was very good, despite the fact that I was spraying her with a hose.  I only chased her around the yard a couple of times.  Once I was done, and she always knows when that is, she went crazy.



Success is going to Costco early on a Saturday then washing a two and a half year old black lab.

I rewarded myself with a Sex and the City marathon and graham crackers covered with the chocolate frosting that I successfully hid in the fridge. 


Then I kinda got crabby because I realized Saturday was half-way over and I had to go to work the next day.  And because I probably needed a nap due to my early wake-up call.


Later, K and I went out, dined alfresco at the best restaurant in the area, and were just fine having the sun shine in our face. 




That's how I like my Saturdays: a little bit of chores, a little bit of running around in the sun with a dog,  a little bit of SATC reruns, and a little bit of chillin with chilly drinks underneath an umbrella. 

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