This weekend is packed but it should be a fun one! Tonight my girlfriend, Taline is coming over for a night of food, wine, wedding talk (she’s also my maid of honor), tv and hanging. We are both in need of some quality time together. Tomorrow I finally start ballet classes. I’m reaaaaaally excited and slightly nervous I’ll make a fool of myself. It’s been twelve years since I’ve danced. Like riding a bike, right? That reminds me I have to buy ballet shoes this afternoon! After class I’m stopping over at my gorgeous cousins house for an afternoon glass of wine to celebrate her birthday. Then Brian and I are meeting our dinner club crew, Rachel & PJ and Loni & Mike for a night out on the town. For those of you who don’t know, once a month we pick a new restaurant to all go to. This month we picked Mercado, a mexican style restaurant in Santa Monica. Having dinner with this crew is something I look forward to every month! Then Sunday we are off to an easter brunch with Brian’s family and in the evening we are hosting a birthday party for my step-father, Irv.
What are you guys doing this weekend??
What inspired me this week?
What To Learn From A 6 Year Old Who Has Autism
You Don’t Have To Be Anything But Real
our bright new garden plants. Lavender in lime green planters is quite a brilliant combo.
What am I grateful for this week?
I had my first essay published on MindBodyGreen! I can officially say I am “published” now.
a date night with two lovely ladies Katie & Erin. A dinner filled with inspiring talks about writing, being authentic, love and traveling.
hanging with my girlfriend Melissa. To say that I adore her would be an understatement.
the wedding is coming together!
What surprised me this week?
being referred to as a Glodney
How many people continue to respond to my piece about anxiety. It’s incredible how many people suffer with it on different levels.
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“I do believe in an everyday sort of magic- the inexplicable connectedness we sometimes experience with places, people, works of art and the like; the eerie appropriateness of moments of synchronicity; the whispered voice, the hidden presence, when we think we’re alone.” – Charles De Lint