
I had a good weekend. Played golf with DH on Friday; that was fun. Went to the girls' night out. Ate too much (ridiculous) and drank too much (espresso martinis)
There were 4 of us and there was so much food. It was all appetizers, but just enormous amounts. Argh! We watched the movie "The Holiday." If you haven't seen it, rent it; very enjoyable.On Saturday, I went to my tai chi class, then went shopping with my GF. That was fun. We were shopping for house stuff and we were successful. Then we watched at movie at her house--Michael Clayton. It was pretty good, but I had a previous misconception about the plot.
On Sunday, went to a friend's house for brunch. When I arrived, she just burst into tears. I felt so bad and still do. Her husband has Alzheimers and she just can't deal with him any more. Actually I am fearful for her because he is stronger than she is and he gets so frustrated that he makes threatening motions toward her. I told her that she may have to make the decision to put him in a home. She takes him to an adult daycare a couple times a week, which gives her a little break, but when he's home they just argue and yell.

I finally got some exercise in--went on a 10-mile bike ride. Doesn't sound like much, but it felt good.
Theresa, agree with you that we don't what we have till the people we love are gone from us. Yes, staying home can be fun. I always have projects that I can do around the house (the joys of being a homeowner).

Melissa, those snacks still sound good and I wish we had a Trader Joe's here.

) and made baked sweet potatoes to go with it. I've been struggling with some extra snacking, etc. and am working on planning ahead and keeping an accurate journal--I'm on day 3 of that one!
(a dancing carrot must be good?)
so that makes it better and the forecast is mostly sunny the rest of the week.

Also 
Plus our team won the match overall