With gorgeous spring weather
dominating the week, I couldn’t help but be in a great mood. Everything just
seemed better with spring in the air – a new cashmere blend sweater that felt
lucious and perfectly matched the shawlette I designed myself, going to the The
Lady in the Van with Anne, losing more weight on a 1200 calorie week… All good.
The work days flew by too. I trained 2 afternoons, which always makes them fly,
and had meetings every other day (a rarity for me) so the work week was over in
a flash. I may have overscheduled my weekend a bit but even that all worked out
and I lived to tell. There seemed to be nothing that could befoul my mood.
Spring is the absolute best season! Am I right?
The weekend started with a retirement
party for one of my database customers at 4:30 on Friday, which I thoroughly
enjoyed for the half hour I was there. Then it was off to swimming and then to
the hospital to visit Helen. I stopped at Fresh Thyme on the way there to pick
up a wrap to eat in the car and a lovely primrose for Helen. I got home at 9:00
and by the time I put groceries away, it was time for bed. Anne would be at my
house at 8:45 to head to another auction in Fremont.
This time Anne wanted the cone yarn. I was just going along for the ride. Denise, my auction buddy from last week, was there so Anne and I sat with her and the acutioneer recognized me and agreed when I suggested the yarn NOT be the last thing up for bid. He was true to his word and it was up just after noon. Unfortunately an antique dealer who wanted it all was there and kept bidding the price up, leaving just a few skimpy cones and odd cakes for Anne to get for $15. I wish I’d bought some for her when it was so cheap the week before. Oh well. She got some and we were on the road and back to my house by 3:00, which felt like a gift. I gave Anne 2 of the cones I’d gotten the previous week and caked some too. She left happy and I got to enjoy a cup of tea in the sunshine. Since Sunday would be another early day, I started my laundry too. I went to bed early because Sunday was another early day. If only I’d known how early….
This time Anne wanted the cone yarn. I was just going along for the ride. Denise, my auction buddy from last week, was there so Anne and I sat with her and the acutioneer recognized me and agreed when I suggested the yarn NOT be the last thing up for bid. He was true to his word and it was up just after noon. Unfortunately an antique dealer who wanted it all was there and kept bidding the price up, leaving just a few skimpy cones and odd cakes for Anne to get for $15. I wish I’d bought some for her when it was so cheap the week before. Oh well. She got some and we were on the road and back to my house by 3:00, which felt like a gift. I gave Anne 2 of the cones I’d gotten the previous week and caked some too. She left happy and I got to enjoy a cup of tea in the sunshine. Since Sunday would be another early day, I started my laundry too. I went to bed early because Sunday was another early day. If only I’d known how early….
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