Today was a perfect day.
I woke up headache and hangover free after a fantastic night out with Jack and Leah and her future husband, Hercules.
I went to Mass at my church, where my family has gone all my life and where I know most people’s faces if not their names. I sat in the choir and waved out at my nephew in the congregation where he sat with several members of my family. He didn’t wave back, but the kid in front of him did.
I went to McDonalds for lunch with my family after – which we have been doing since I was about seven. I ate apples instead of fries to be healthy and they actually tasted better than the fry I snagged from my sister. I felt vindicated.
I went to my Moms, harassed my Dad, and refreshed my memory on my fantasy football players and their game times- all the while flirting with Jack via text.
I played with my dogs, pet my cat, and read while they played outside for a while.
I went to Jack’s, where he had a fire and the two wick candle burning and I curled up on his sofa in front of the fireplace watching football and catnapping.
I had a super great steak dinner that Jack made for me – while I was catnapping and watching football.
I went for a walk with Jack and his puppy and got to kick at crisp, bright colored leaves like a school girl.
I played a few games on the Wii that I was no good at, but for a short enough time that it was just funny and not frustrating.
I got teary eyed watching Extreme Makeover Home Edition – and enjoyed harmless lustful thoughts about Ty Pennington.
I finished roughly eighty percent of the Sunday crossword puzzle while Jack and I watched random tv and read the paper. The other twenty percent was incorrectly organized I am sure.
I scored a big fat win in fantasy football, hopefully boosting me up a rank or two.
I spent a satisfying amount of time making out with Jack by the door when it was time for me to go home – satisfying enough to make me smile as I sit here thinking about it on my couch listening to the tail end of the thunderstorm, which also happens to be one of my favorites.
I drove home singing to the radio and thinking about how lucky I am to have found Jack at this particular point in my life – how I needed to be here in this time with this amount of baggage and this amount of life experience so that I could see the wonder in a simple beautiful day with a man that makes me feel like all my past heartache was worth it to get to here and now.
And now, I end my perfect day blogging about it. So good.
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