Today is my last day of work this week...and I'm only working until 11:00! It's Spring Break and we get tomorrow off as a "holiday". It's been a good work week being casual and less formal. We did some major rearranging in the office this week...every piece of furniture in the office was moved and configurations were changed. The primary motivation for the move was my friend has been stationed (chained) at our front counter. Now, she sits in the same space as the Nastys and she will not be the only one dedicated to service at the front as it has been in the past. Next week should be very interesting...the dynamic has begun to shift and it will only change more being open for business.
This last week has been busy for us personally as well...we got our taxes back, but as usually happens, we had to spend a large (and I mean LARGE) chunk of change on the cars. One car was routine maintenance while the other was unexpected. Initially, I was really upset by this development and it's setback to our plans, but now, I've dealt with it and am ready to move on.
On the upside, Sunday was probably one of our best days in a long time. We've both been in some kind of funk lately...just one of those phases of life that happens every once in a while. Sunday started with meeting one of D's teacher from high school (so random, I know) for breakfast at our favorite, Beach Break Cafe. If you've never been, go! You will wait for a table on the weekends, but their food is so good and it is definitely worth the wait! After breakfast, we headed to Fan Fest at Petco Park. We had some things we wanted to accomplish and we got them all done! After leaving Petco Park, we had a late lunch with one of our friends at the Tilted Kilt. Because we had to pick up friends from the border after their Spring Break in Mexico, we decided to take advantage of the great weather. Instead of waiting at home, we took a blanket and laid on the grass at Spanish Landing/Harbor Island. The weather was amazing and we were treated to watching two cruise ships leave the port. It was definitely a relaxing way to spend some time. We definitely have plans to do this more...next time, we're thinking of doing a picnic. Then, we got the call that our friends had crossed the border, but instead of being in San Ysidro, they were at Otay Mesa. After trekking down, we were able to pass them off to their car and spend a quiet evening relaxing. It really was the most perfect Sunday!
I hope everyone is doing well...take care!
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