* Last Sunday morning, one of our tenants was baptized, and we had the honor of being among her guests to witness that. We were off duty that day, but we had lunch with the rest of the WillowBridge building to celebrate after the baptism. I made broccoli cheese soup to take to the lunch, and it was pretty delicious! We had a low-key day that included a fresh batch of no bakes, courtesy of Ryan! They were fabulous!
* I was so excited that the scrapbook I ordered arrived early, and I may have squealed and jumped around like a kid on Christmas when I opened that box!!! Quarantine memories for the win. Ryan finished work just in time to watch Monday night football, which made his day, and I finished up my in-depth study on Psalms that I started at the beginning of the year!! I'm excited to have completed that goal.
* Tuesday was all about meetings all day long! When we were done with them, Ryan and I walked to the post office to get the mail and we saw the first trees turning for fall!! YAY!!! That night we went to the third meal class at church - the Sukkot meal. Way more food than I could eat in one sitting, but I loved it and learned much!
* Wednesday brought more meetings - and I have to say that I'm glad Zoom hasn't gone away. Saves so much time! I had ice cream at lunch and someone was interested in having a sampling. (She didn't get one. I don't share ice cream.) And that night was a community night for WillowBridge. Our tenants planned the whole evening for us, cooked food, and even put together a slide show of some of our fun events. AND the staff received awards from the tenants! So creative and so much fun!
* I did some work-writing on Thursday and enjoyed setting up camp at our new desk in our home office! It's a great writing spot! It was a gorgeous day and Ryan took advantage of the opportunity to mow and trim the yard. He loves doing that! By evening, it was chilly and fall-like, so I made some tomato basil soup for dinner - and grilled cheese quesadillas. They hit the spot!
* Friday brought about a creative office project for me - and it required the use of my Flair pens. Just looking at them makes me so happy!! Ryan worked hard all day long on a ton of projects, and by evening, he was ready for pizza! We tried a new-to-us spot and loved it! It was also our evening to pick up leftovers from Panera for Gateway Woods - a festival of carbs. Does the mere act of looking at bagels add pounds?
* One of our tenants surprised me with a latte and cake pop yesterday morning - wasn't that so sweet?? After a busy work day, Ryan and I took a walk in the afternoon and watched Big Hero 6 with one of our tenants. I had never seen that movie before and it was sure cute! (I may also have spent part of the movie trying to figure out WHAT TO DO WITH MY HAIR!!!!!!!)
4 comments:
This month FLEW by - insane!!
Sukkot actually starts Friday, you timed that one right (:
Big Hero 6 is so cute!!
Need your recipe for tomato basil soup... We love soup and we have an amazing grilled cheese made with spaghetti squash
It took me more than half the movie to figure out what was going on when I watched Big Hero 6! Lois
Your grilled cheese and tomato soup supper is way fancier than ours. Yum!
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