Should there be a but after that statement?
I love almost everything about it.
-The smell
-The work out:)
-The therapy
BUT not when you don't have money which is the predicament that we are in right now. We just bought our first car and are adjusting to the new payments.
Today for family home evening my lovely husband said "Lets go to the mall." So I didn't say no. That would just be silly.
As soon as we walk onto the sidewalk in front of the mall he says, "now why did agree to this?" with a sheepish smile. Oh I do love him.
So we walked. That's pretty much all we did. I admired the jackets in buckle and he dreamed of owning the tony hawk game with the skate board as the controler, which does sound kinda cool don't you think. We went to Macy's and sprayed ourselves with some fufu. I smell divinely like Juicy Couture and he is hot in Dolce and Gabana's "THE ONE"...mmm such a sexy smell.
And as soon as i was about to start walking to my biggest temptation (a darling little store called Boheme) Stephen turned me in the opposite direction towards Cold Stone. I said, you want cold stone? (you see he doesn't care for ice cream, only I do in this family) He said, "Well I thought you did" "No, but now that you put it in my mind I do now!" So we bought the one thing in the mall we could afford, a bigger waistline:)
SHOUT OUT!: My best friend Emily who lives on the other side of the country just had her first baby! YAY little boy Rilee (I think that's how they decided to spell it)
anyways I'm a terrible friend and we hardly keep in touch, but I do think of her almost daily and am just elated that shes starting a family. I love her so much. and her son is just to die for!
