Friday, September 4, 2009

Deep Thoughts Friday

I dreamed last night that we had inadvertently traded in my parents Toyota to get our new Hyundai. Oops. Had to tell my parents, who then told me we had to take our new car back and give them their Toyota. I was devastated. Apparently that whole giving back the new car thing that happened over a month ago really got to me.

Sav got the first goal of the season last night, but her team still lost. The goalie for the other side was amazing....Oh, and I didn't see the goal, despite trying very hard to watch the entire time. I got distracted by I don't know what. Ugh! Mack played his fourth game, the first one where he did not score and the first that his team lost. My parents came to watch and didn't get to see Mack make a goal and they left before Sav got hers. Again, ugh!

I was asked by my mom and sister to fix my sister's blessing dress. Carrie is blessing baby Daisy this weekend and wanted to use the dress she was blessed in. I am not a seamstress, but I am the sister who has sewn more than anyone else in the family, so I got the job. The elastic on the sleeves was gone, so I just needed to replace it. Harder than it looks. I got the job done, but I didn't love the end product. I was hoping for more pucker in those tiny sleeves.

I ran out of my off brand Slim Fast yesterday morning. I ended up having to use the chocolate protein powder we have on hand. Not the best, but it worked. I am apparently addicted to my morning chocolate-banana Slim Fast shake. Mmmmmmmm.......

I ran to the store in the middle of the day for white thread (blessing dress), bananas (I also used my last frozen banana yesterday), Slim Fast (the real deal, it does taste better even if it costs more), cookies (because I ate the last few that were to go into today's lunches), and Wasa crackers (my new lunch love, with cheese of course).

Yesterday I watched two women I know riding bikes. They've been riding together for months in an effort to get fit and lose weight. They both get up early to ride as they have children at home and husbands that have to go to work. I don't know how far they ride each morning. I know they have gradually been increasing their distance. About a month ago they did a long ride on a Saturday and their husbands and children went to the middle of their route and held up posters, cheering their wives/mothers on. They are committed. They are both looking gorgeous and beautiful. And they did it all on beater Wal-Mart bikes. I'm just saying.

6 comments:

Abbie said...

Ha ha. Does Dane read your blog? :)

Dane said...

Dudes, there is nothing wrong with bikes from Wal-Mart, so quit trying to use those words against me! The words "beater" and "wal-mart bikes" were intended to be separate. For example, it can also be said as "an old-school rusty bike from Wal-mart bought in the early 90's". I got the term from a magazine anyway, so blame them.

Dane said...

and yes, I read your blog...

mom/Janet said...

Yikes, sounds like we have a little sibling rivalry going on on your blog, Jeanna

Katie said...

Soccer season does rock! I am almost over the fact that those days are over for me...not a pity party here just being realistic. And that's when the bike comes in! So I loved that you mentioned those women biking. It seriously is a natural high when you climb a hill...heart pumping out of your chest and what not. Soooo tell Sav to enjoy every minute of her young soccer days. :)

Becky said...

I like deep thoughts Friday! Love to hear what is on your mind.