Friday Wrap-Up

We were supposed to go on our date night tonight. The Mother in Law was going to take the Kid for the night and the Husband and I were going to hit the Rathaus to buy ornaments and then go to the casino to make lots of money. But she is feeling under the weather so we will do it tomorrow night. I was pretty pumped to go this evening but after I made sure the Husband knew I was disappointed, I realized that it is probably better to go tomorrow. Plus, I was able to rope him in to watching National Lampoons Christmas Vacation tonight! One of my all-time Christmas films. Sparky!

Tomorrow is probably better for our date night because that will give me the opportunity to shave and wear cuter shoes. Plus, I am pretty tired after this busy week. Here are the week's stats:

Gym visits: 4 (I was going to go this morning but sitting on my sofa reading about the Kardashians wrapped in a fake fur throw seemed like a better idea)
Pounds lost: 1.5 (frustrated but still feeling motivated)
Play readings attended: 1 (it was great!)
Wine consumed: blah blah blah
Office parties attended: 1 (I stayed for a couple of hours and then headed home)
Dreams about carbs: Too many to count (I have been so so so very good)
Daycare complaints: 1 (getting real tired of this)
Times I was told the Kid might be autistic: 0 (I like this stat a lot)
Times I thought to myself how blessed I really am: Too many to count
Bottles of olive oil received from the Nanny who makes it at her vacation house in Greece: 1 (and it is the best damn olive oil in the whole entire world. And yes, our nanny has a vacation house in Greece.)
Plans to win big at the casino: Bazillion plans! Bazillion!

And so, in just a few hours, I will be home and snuggling the Kid and drinking some wine and planning what to do with all the money we win tomorrow. Happy Friday!





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