That was mainly Saturday. Sunday was a sweet day as Claire and I visited my dad for a few hours and we gave him a box of Dunkin' Donuts and had some coffee. My husband wanted to grill for dinner, so we devoured London Broil, a bottle of tasty red, grilled corn on the cob with too much garlic but in a good way, and for dessert...a hot and sweaty fire pit night where I ate too many marshmallows.
Monday wasn't too shabby. It was a beautiful day, but fairly hot. I went in the office, participated in a yoga class that my company was offering and got a good workout in that way! I ate fresh strawberries, carrots and some guacamole for lunch. I drank tons of water throughout the day and peed every 15 minutes. I had a yummy Luna Bar for a snack. The apple pie flavor is one tasty biotch! And then I devoured two scrumptious pulled pork sandwiches for dinner that cooked for 8 hours in the crockpot.
You can see them here
I have a recurring theme of cooking really hot foods on sweltering hot days.
Time to get some sleep. My daughter will be waking up every 2 hours since she seems to have a telepathic mind and wants to mess with me ( it feels like she knows I'm upstairs in the next room).
By Thursday, cookies will be in or around the vicinity of my mouth. I just know it.
Sweet Dreams.
"Not too shabby" is an informal expression used to convey that something is surprisingly good or satisfactory, especially when the speaker's expectations were not particularly high. Shasha And Dasha It's a way of expressing mild surprise or modest approval.
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