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Weekend Highs and Lows

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Highs
  • Danny got me a pre-Valentine's bouquet on Friday, because I had such a hectic week last week.  How sweet.
  • Friday night = Date night
  • Sleeping in on Saturday.
  • I got to video chat with Melina, my wonderful friend that is living on the other side of the world right now.
  • Visiting my mom and dad.  Plus, I left with so many gifts ranging from small appliances to sheet music.  Well, I have to give the sheet music back.
  • Game night at Mary's!  Danny's uncle was in town, so we all got together.  The nephew and niece (JM and Lady L) were super cute that night as well.  We had fun.
  • Remember how my old ward was dissolved last year?  Part of my calling is visiting different wards in our stake and I got to go to the ward that took in half of my old ward.  I was so happy to see old friends and some of the kids I taught in primary.
Lows
  • Since I had such a hectic week last week (many nights I didn't get home until 10pm) I was super cranky on Friday night. Poor Danny.  I got better as the night went on.
  • You know when you go to a new place to eat and you really want to like it, but than it disappoints?  We went to Flatbread Neapolitan Pizzeria, that just opened up in the area a week ago.  Our pizza came completely charred black on the bottom.  We should have complained, but we had waited long enough for our food that we didn't want to wait  any longer.  Maybe we will give it another try, in hopes for a redeeming experience, but hard to say.
  • I'm going to sound a bit unneighborly.  For the past couple months, the apartment next door which we share a wall with has been vacant.  On Saturday morning we woke up to a moving truck outside our door.  We have new neighbors, whom I'm sure are very nice.  However, I've been reminded how much you can hear next door, sigh. 
  • Sunday = so many meetings, so many.
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  1. grammawoodFebruary 13, 2013 at 9:26 PM

    I know what you mean about the neighbors. We were spoiled when the neighboring house was vacant for over a year. But just so you know, the two nights you were here the dogs were barking because it was garbage day; they're not always that bad. I hope you'll get used to your new neighbors. Who knows? You may need to borrow some sugar one day!

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    1. JanniferFebruary 28, 2013 at 10:59 AM

      Our neighbor seems to be pretty cool. I haven't met him, but Danny has. I hear his music every once in awhile, but it seems he has good taste in music, so I don't mind too much.

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