Sunday, January 30, 2011

I Love Weekends...I Wonder Why... :)

This week was pretty busy for me with piles of things to do at work, a party to plan for a class assignment, and trying to balance the rest of my life. Unfortunately, I kinda neglected the most amazing man in my life :( On Friday though, he brought me a beautiful flower and a wonderful note, and left them on my desk while I had stepped away for a while.
It made me smile a lot :) Totally made my day :)

After work, we had a service date night at the WILK which was super fun - a group of kids came and we just made crafts with them (the wonderful products of which happening are currently on my kitchen table). Following which, we managed to find our way back to our respective apartments and cook dinner for some roommates and relatives - it turned out quite nicely by the way :)

Saturday, after work, we were able to go on a fun double date with my parents. We went snowshoeing first - which ended up being quite the cross country adventure :)



Then we went out to eat at Olive Garden :) It turned out to be such a lovely weekend! I loved it :)

Posted by Kozy at 4:54 PM

2 comments:

  1. Amy and SpencerFebruary 3, 2011 at 4:54 PM

    I also love weekends and the pictures. You two are adorable!

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  2. AngelaFebruary 3, 2011 at 9:52 PM

    :) I am so glad that he takes care of you!

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