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reblogged on tumblr, taken from this comic on funnyjunk.com -- life at Hall House in a simple two-panel comic
The only good thing about coming back to work after a three day weekend is that it makes a four day work week.
Ahem. I may be having trouble shifting gears from "leisure" mode to "work" mode.
We spent part of yesterday at Kelley Point Park, then took a late afternoon drive so I could show Sal my secret getaway. (Some Friday afternoons if the weather's nice, I grab a book, maybe toss a few things in a bento box, and hop in the car for a bit of a drive to my secret getaway, where I can watch boats pass by and read my book and officially start the weekend.)
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We sat for a bit in silence, watching the boats and taking in the view, and I closed my eyes to breathe in that scent of the water on the wind. I said, almost to myself, "I've come to realize how much I need to be near water."
He laughed and shook his head. "Duh. Took you long enough. Aquarius."
"Shut up, you don't know me." I laughed and bumped him with my shoulder. "How long have you known?"
"Pretty much since we first started dating. And then when we moved here, and the ocean...you know how you are."
I smiled and nodded. Yes, I know how I am. I appreciate that he knows, too. To him, I said, "Is there anything you need to be near?"
"You," he said without skipping a beat, and I fell in love with him all over again.
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lunch, bento colors purple
- Thai peanut chicken skewers
- jasmine rice
- caprese salad
- carrots
- wax beans
- grapes and just bit of lemon cheesecake
Today's lunch courtesy of the veritable cornucopia on our table for dinner last night, thanks to the delivery of our produce bin and lots of yummy odds and ends in the fridge that added up to a bit of a feast. We grilled some skewers and corn in husks, I put together a green salad, cooked up some rice, and, along with the caprese salad leftover from Saturday and the lemon cheesecake Sal brought home from work Friday night, we ate like kings. Damn hell ass kings.
title taken from The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, "Part V: The Single Hound, #51"