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Sunday, February 20, 2011

A Lazy Quiet Day

It was a real quiet day around here. We actually slept in a little bit, although our little Ariel was walking all over us, and doing her best to wake us up for her morning head scratching. I just kept my hands under the covers and ignored her for a few minutes, until she gave up on us and jumped down, leaving us to sleep a bit longer in peace.

After a leisurely morning and a late breakfast, we settled in for a quiet day of….not doing too much of anything at all. I did stumble upon two unusual shows this afternoon to watch for a couple hours on the National Geographic channel – one about ex-Amish, and the following show on email-order brides. Yes, we learned something new on our lazy, quiet day.

In a bit, I’m going to make some sauce to have Fettuccine Alfredo for dinner. So that will be a nice end to our low-key day. Plus, the new season of Amazing Race starts tonight!

We are supposed to have another storm tonight, but I hope we don’t get too much. On a positive note, at least there are high 30s in the forecast for the end of the week so more snow will be melting hopefully! I am so so ready for spring and warmer weather.

6 comments:

  1. Sometimes it's just good to have a lazy day.
    I totally forgot about the Amazing race. thanks for the reminder!

    take care, stay safe!

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  2. Hang in there Jessica. Those warmer days are on their way.

    Vicky

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  3. Looks like you'll get less snow than us for a change! At least I'm off tomorrow, so I don't have to get out in it.

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  4. Our snow was all gone in just a few hours. There still is a tiny bit in some dark corners, but today was sunny with big white fluffy clouds.

    Snow, once every two or three years is Exciting!

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  5. cheers to you lazy day!!!..have a great week...hope that old man winter doesn't show his ugly head!

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  6. Check my blog in the morning, o.k.!!

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