Lazy Sunday

It is difficult to blog about a lazy day.  It doesn't make for interesting visuals.

Here is a photo of me in my glasses, sweats, and cupcake slippers.  Here is a photo of Mr. P. and me sitting on the couch watching football.  Here is a photo of me teasing the cat.

See what I mean?

Because Mr. P. will not be here for Christmas, we are celebrating in little ways now.  I refuse to put up a tree or lights until December (in my family, we didn't do anything until December 15th and that always worked well for us) and Mr. P. isn't so into that whole aspect of things anyway, but we did go out to dinner last night the way we usually do on Christmas Eve.  Not only was the dinner superb (as it always is which is why we go there for special occasions), we had a fabulous waiter - Gaston from Rome! - who was so attentive, engaging, and funny I didn't want to leave!  He made it all the more special for us.  Thanks, Gaston.

As I write this we are waiting for batch of homemade butterscotch toffee crunch candy to cool so we can break it into pieces.  This is something we usually make and give away to the neighbors during the holidays.  This is a going-away batch for Mr. P.

After I post this, we're going to settle in for a movie.  Probably a Christmas one. 

Seriously, the holidays are going to be all out of whack for us this year. 

Day Eighteen: NaBloPoMo

Comments

[denise]

A day to truly savour. :)