Life
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The Long Walk
I was exhausted yesterday, suffering from a late-night return from Long Island for seder (thanks again, Tamara!) and possibly still recovering from the salumi-fest on Monday night. Although I managed to work out on Wednesday, I couldn't handle it last night. Instead, I walked home from work, which takes about an hour. It was lovely
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Weekend Roundup
Pizza, wine and laughs, biking on the West Side bike path, still taunted by the puppy, Num Pang deliciousness, Whisk & Ladle, quality couch time, slow cooker prep, new cell phone ring, lazy lazy Sunday, possible trip/escape planning. And clearly not feeling much like blogging. Sorry.
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Mysteries of Life
– Why is the sky blue?– What is the meaning of life?– Where the hell did this bruise on my knee come from?
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It Was Bound to Happen
since I made it through most of the winter with no major ailments — I've got a touch of the plague. Blech. I'm armed with the proper supplies and leftover soba in broth from Soba-ya, so I should be set.
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Spring Ahead
Last Wednesday, I took a train down to DC with my big, puffy down coat. By Saturday, when I left, it was close to 70 degrees, and I had to lug that big, puffy down coat with me. The warmth felt magnificent and made me realize how much I've been yearning for spring — for
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Looking Back
Over the weekend I did some looking back at the archives of my blog. I've been blogging regularly since 2003, and I have to say that it's fascinating (at least to me) to have an electronic record of that time. Granted, it's only a limited sliver of my life, but it really does bring back
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Musings/Thoughts of the Day
Why on earth did I wake up at 5 a.m. this morning? I feel guilty that I GChat spammed people even though it wasn't my fault. Oops. Carrying my new lunch tote makes me happy (it's the little things). I'm excited to make meat loaf this week, and possibly even more excited for leftover cold meatloaf
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Note to Self
Best to schedule all future eye doctor appointments at the end of the day. Going to work unable to focus on the computer screen and looking drugged out from dialated pupils is just no good all around.