Monday, May 23, 2011

Weekend Highlights

Friday, after running a few errands, I laid out on the couch "watching" Sister Wives and reading blogs while C played video games and every so often checked in on me. It was wonderful.

Saturday, I celebrated my great-aunt's 88th birthday.

Then went to my friend's new apartment to celebrate her 28th birthday/apartment warming. And played Jenga...

 Some Wii dancing...

 And watching...

And one of my favorite games EVER, Apples to Apples.

Me and bday girl, aka Vanilla Face!

Sunday I slept in, and then C made us breakfast. Then I took a nap :) Naps are goooood. Then he woke me up, and we went to Edison to pick up my sari for a wedding in two weeks and buy some jewelry. YAY. Here's a little sneak peek of both saris:



And we had Chipotle for dinner. I LOVE Chipotle. C never had it- I could tell by his completely cleaned off plate that he liked it!


And I've been seeing this little blue elephant teapot from the Calypso St. Barth line at Target *everywhere*. And I am in love. But it is sold out :(


I also just saw this:
A White Castle candle. Will make your home smell like greasy hamburgers. Yuuummm. {gag} But the proceeds got to Autism Speaks, so that's pretty awesome. Oh, and they're sold out. People will buy some crazy ish!


How was your weekend?
Happy Monday!

2 comments:

  1. Looks like you had a fun weekend! Naps and just chillin' (with the boy) are the best. Sister Wives is a guilty pleasure (even though it kinda creeps me out). Your saris are beautiful! Also, is it bad that I don't "get" Apples to Apples? We played it before my cousin's wedding in the bride's dressing room and I was just lost. :p

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  2. It was busy, but definitely fun! Thanks!
    Haha, I understand how you may be lost in Apples to Apples. Basically, you have to know the other people somewhat well, so you can pick a card from your hand that you think they would pick to best match the green card in the middle. Then if that person picks your card, you get to keep the green card. In the end, all of the green cards you've acquired are supposed to represent your personality!

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