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10 Random Saturday Thoughts

1. Go Michigan State! Beat U-Con and make it to the finals.

2. The organization of the garage has begun! The hub and I went to Ikea and bought a bunch of shelving. His tools are never gonna look better.

3. Bought a cute little table and two chairs for under my lemon tree. Bought peppermint tea to drink while sitting on my cute chairs under the lemon tree. Life is nicer under the lemon tree.

4. Solar Chinese Lanterns from Ikea rock! I went today to buy more but they were out. That did not rock.

5. I didn't get to go to ShoWest again! Bummer. 17 years in a row (both at AMC and the studio and I have never gotten the opportunity to go. Oh well, it was slow at work this week since no one around.

6. I hope acupuncture doesn't hurt cuz, I am getting it done tomorrow.

7. Dr. Pepper from Dublin is the best soda in the world. Close behind, Doctor Brown's Ginger Ale.

8. I now have plenty of guest passes to the magic castle.

9. We're trying to come up with a unique and fun design for the bar we are going to build into a tree in our backyard.

10. Airfare is cheap to Hawaii right now. Desperate to get out of dodge.

Comments

Unknown said…
I want to go to Magic Castle,Mum.
April 5, 2009 at 4:31 PM
Anonymous said…
yeah mum!
April 6, 2009 at 6:03 PM
The Writer of this Blog... said…
I'd be happy to take all of you. I have 3 cards with 8 guests permitted on each. You'll have to work together so we can get everyone in on one of the 3 visits.
April 10, 2009 at 11:17 AM
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