After a week of early mornings and hot yoga, I paid my body back with late mornings and alcohol. Probably too much... but what are weekends for.
Friday, March 28 - My two month anniversary in Seattle! I celebrated by... completing forgetting about it. Friday was my friend, Matt's, last day at work so we celebrated with a dinner with friends. Pulled pork tacos with brie on a buttery tortilla - amazzzing!!! Add in some wine, great company, a beagle, and an adorable (nearly) one year old and it was quite an enjoyable night.
Saturday, March 29 - With a long sleep behind me, I started my Saturday afternoon with a cooking frenzy. This was definitely the healthiest thing I did this weekend. Everything turned out great!
That night, I got a wonderful surprise and was able to go to the Sounders Game! My friend, Ben, was one of the first season ticket holders so the seats were incredible - front row! It was a rainy night, but we had a great time despite their (ridiculous) loss.
Sunday, March 30 - My roommate, Matt, had an extra ticket to this year's Comicon. For the novice, Comicon is Seattle's Premier Comic Book and Pop Culture Convention.
Now, I was incredibly excited to people-watch and try to snag a glimpse of Karl Urban. Little did I know, the 1/3 of Karl Urban that I did get to see (lovely) was going to get blown out of the water. Upon entering the exhibitors section, I asked Matty, "Do you think The Oatmeal is here?" That's where it all began, folks. We found his booth, bought a book, and stood in line for Matthew Inman's John Hancock. I focused on not having a (South Park) Stan moment. We got up there and he was friendly (and handsome, of course) but clearly wiped. He said that by day three of a conference, he's "barely human." Regardless of his exhaustion, my day was pretty much made.
Ok, so the only dinosaurs were the ones on my shirts this weekend, but if you know me, you know I love my dinosaur shirts.
No comments:
Post a Comment