Daily 5 - Year 3, Day 205

Today's Daily 5:

1. We completed the last in-class paper today!
2. a day that wasn't as draining as it could have been
3. dad giving me a ride home, and being willing to stop and wait, to let me do my grocery shopping
4. good friends
5. being able to wear sweat pants to school on the days when it seems impossible to get out of bed

Tuesday Anticipation, March 13, 2012

This week I'm anticipating:

• Tackling a big school project
• a day spent shadowing an RN
• hanging out with family
• diving back into our study of Romans at House Church
• lots and lots of quiet
• editing some photos
• time on the bus listening to audio books

What are you looking forward to this week?

Daily 5 - Year 3, Day 204

Today's Daily 5:

1. Mondays with no classes
2. Finally seeing the new penguin exhibit at the zoo
3. spending the morning with a friend and her son, "my favorite date"
4. playing with photo editing features in iphoto
5. ordering pizza - it fed me supper, and will give me lunch all week

Monday, Monday

Y'all, it's the weekend, and I fell asleep last night before I could write a post for today.

And then, this morning, I headed to the zoo quite early with a good friend and her son, and spent several hours walking around, taking pictures.

So, no big post today, and back to the regular schedule tomorrow.

Hopefully I can show you some photos from the zoo later this week!

(Have I mentioned lately how thankful I am for Monday's off this semester?)

Daily 5 - Year 3, Day 202 & 203

Yesterday's Daily 5:

1. sleeping in
2. a quiet, highly productive morning
3. laughing with my sister in law while beginning to assemble all of her kitchen cabinets
4. subway for supper
5. just a bit of chocolate

Today's Daily 5:

1. Sunday mornings - definitely my favorite feature of the week
2. episodes of The West Wing on DVD
3. another random encounter at the bus stop - this time an eastern european man named Victor started with asking me for the time, and about daylight savings, told me I was radiant, asked my name - all of this seemed innocuous enough.  BUT... he held my hand way too long, stroking it with both of his when we shook hands, asked my age, and even after I refused to tell him, invited me to come home with him sometime.  When I still politely refused, he reached over, stroked my hair, and went on his way - he wasn't even waiting for the bus!  Apparently I was so radiant that he felt compelled to stop!  Totally creepy, but still something that made me laugh today!
4. attending a semi-professional hockey game - I actually mostly despise hockey, but the chance to attend with a dear friend who doesn't care all that much more than I do provided loads of opportunities for laughter, mocking and people watching.  It was pretty much fabulous!
5. spending hours and hours with a dear friend, talking, eating, laughing, ranting, mocking, celebrating - a good way to spend a Sunday evening.