Wednesday, October 1, 2008

It's October

It's October, which makes me have a panic attack a little each time I think of it (which is why I haven't switched over my calendar yet). This means that I only have 3 weeks until I leave for Thailand. Am I ready for this meeting? No. Hence, panic attacks.

Things that have happened in the past 2 weeks.
  • My baby sister turned 22. Yikes.
  • I turned 34 + 1. Double Yikes. But I got a Kate Spade gift certificate from my roommates. Nice.
  • I survived our crazy 4-birthdays-in-a-row weekend. And ate a ton of great food in the process.
  • I took a day off of work and spend the afternoon at the spa. This decision caused me to have to work super late the rest of the week, but it was totally worth it.
  • I scored tickets to see Tina Turner. I'm ridiculously excited about that.
  • I taught my first Relief Society lesson in about 3 years. It was scary, but I think it went okay. I'm slowing getting into the swing of things, thanks in large part to our awesome RS Secretary. She's incredible.
  • I saw the final Broadway performance of Rent on the big screen. Incredible. That musical never ceases to amaze me. Or make me cry. I really hope they release it on DVD. The stage version is so much better than the movie version.
  • I went to the Kennedy Center to see the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. Then hung around afterwards and met the band when they did a CD signing. That rocked. I've loved PHJB since I was little (thanks Dad!) and it was a thrill to meet some of them.
  • I get to go see New Kids on the Block at the Verizon Center tomorrow night. Don't make fun of me. I loved them as a 14-year-old and even though they're super cheesy, I still love them. You all have secret guilty pleasures too, so back off.

So there's a little catch-up for all you blog readers. Sorry no photos this time.

2 comments:

Mike and Madelyn said...

Man you're always doing so many exciting things! Here's what I did for the past two weeks: sit on the couch, sit on the bed, read, play the Wii and Guitar Hero, try to go to work...yep that just about sums it up. Pretty boring in comparison.

Preservation Hall said...

Glad you love PHJB as much as we do! Thanks for coming to the show!