Last week was the first real one back at work and it felt soooo strange. I honestly didn’t know what day was what so I’m enjoying the feeling of falling into a regular flow this week. The weekends are also finding their stride. I spent this past one doing very very little. You might think that’s a shame because it was 65 degrees in NYC in January and I should take advantage of that; however, I think it was the first Saturday I had with zero plans since early October and I wanted to take advantage of that. I spent all of Saturday reading on the couch, watching some good tv, and ordering sushi. It was glorious. I did make it outside on Sunday and also made it to the gym, kickstarting a new workout routine. Combined with a low key movie night on Friday (complete with killer cheese plate), this past weekend was totally reinvigorating. The upcoming weekend is much busier, but now I feel ready to take on all those plans and know I’ll enjoy them that much more.
I had a meeting in Midtown this week, which meant I walked through Grand Central. I’ve lived here for years and years, yet that place is still beautiful to me.
Over the weekend, my beau surprised me with a Weekender subscription to the New York Times after I told him my New Years Resolutions. I love that he’s helping me achieve my goals (even little ones like this) and also love curling up with this iconic paper as part of my routine. I cant wait to get my next issue in a couple days.
I just started a new book [about a true legend] that I was lucky enough to receive as a gift. It’s so nice reading about the history of my neighborhood while I commute from there. All the nostalgia. Also, I am loving how I’m tearing through books. I just missed my 2019 book goal and I’m determined to hit it in 2020. As far as challenges go, the process of finishing this one is quite fun.
Peaches to Apples 