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Today and yesterday's GST

This weekend I puppy and apartment sat.  It was nice having a little vacation from normal life and being in a different environment for the weekend.  I also had fun having a puppy for the weekend despite the first night of very little sleep - oh well!  Last night was MUCH better.  

I'm just gonna list a few things I am thankful for this weekend:
- Absolutely beautiful day yesterday, it was actually warm and coats were not necessary
- Puppy time!!  Milka is so cute and I enjoyed having a soft little head to pet :)
- The Hunters had a TV and it was nice being able to watch shows and movies on an actual TV and not a small computer screen
- A full night's sleep last night, despite losing an hour!
- I meet a new girl at church today.  It was only her 2nd time there so I'm hoping we can become friends
- Spring break countdown is getting smaller and smaller!
- A very restful weekend
- Leftovers in the freezer so I don't have to cook! 
- Being back in my apartment again!  There is no place like home!
- Having a nice skype chat w/ my parents
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  1. Brad & StaceyMarch 30, 2009 at 9:12 AM

    glad you enjoyed Milka and the TV! :)
    We appreciated your services!

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