Today, I spent the morning and early afternoon with Debbie. We returned my rental car, and then went to Bath. I’m looking for a stone-washed or pigment-dyed hooded sweatshirt, and she thought they might have one in Bath. We looked at Reny’s, but had no luck. We checked out the drugstore – I always like to look around in there – browsed at Magnolia, but in the end all I bought was some catnip bags (that’s right, 10,000 catnip bags is NOT enough, we can always use more) and a t-shirt.
I appear to be getting the spud’s cold, which means that I will likely infect an entire planeload of people tomorrow, and if I’m truly lucky I’ll get Fred sick when I get home, too. We stopped and I bought some Zicam (don’t know if it’s working yet), then we went over to Fashion Bug, where I bought some new underwear since they were having a pretty good sale.
I looked around in the bookstore, and then we had lunch at Fat Boy. (When I told my father where we’d eaten lunch, he said “Lobster roll?” and I said “Is there anything else?” Their lobster roll is FABULOUS.)
We went to Bath & Body Works, then over to the Hallmark store, and then back to her house for a bit before Brian took me back to my parents’ house.
I hung out there for the afternoon (thought about taking a nap, but never did), then we met up with Brian in Brunswick for chinese food at our favorite buffet. After, Brian went off to take a nap before work (he’s busybusybusy) and my parents and I went down to visit my oldest brother, Tracy, and his daughter Mireya.
(Tracy has a gorgeous house with a water view. I am jealous, believe me. If only I had a water view from Crooked Acres. That would be perfect!)
We stayed and chatted for a while, then headed home. I have to get up at 3:30 tomorrow morning, so I’m about to head off to bed. Since my flight leaves so early, I’m hoping there’ll be no travel delays. If I get stuck in Dulles again, though, I totally expect one of you to come get me!
(Not really.)
I don’t remember where I saw these, but they cracked me right up.
Half price haircuts for the unemployed (Emerald Square Mall, Massachusetts)
My dream car.