I’ve always loved Friday the 13th, even though most people think of it as an unlucky day. As my Spanish teacher in high school once said, “how can any Friday be unlucky?” My thoughts exactly. And actually, ever since high school when I just had to be a little rebel (I was actually a really good kid), I decided that since everyone else thought of 13 as an unlucky number, it was going to be my favorite number. It still is, to this day.
And this Friday the 13th is especially lucky because I have the entire day off. And not just today (for semester break), but also Monday (for Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday), so I have a 4-day weekend. I don’t have any special plans of going somewhere, but I do have a few things that I’m looking forward to:
Friday –
- Anusara yoga at noon today. BTW – yesterday’s Indian Temple Dancing that I was so looking forward to was cancelled. Only they didn’t tell anyone. So 4 of us showed up to take the class, and found out the bad news. Not the best way to run a yoga studio, but the girl felt so bad that she offered me a card for a free tea at their Mandala Tea House.
- Find a new and interesting spot to take Sofi on a long walk.
- Begin to crochet. I found a great video series on YouTube and my Happy Hooker book arrived earlier this week.
- Spend a solid hour or two reading. Scale Warfare and I are reading The Life You’ve Imagined and I’m also interested in starting Hunger Games.
- Babysit my nieces for a couple of hours – maybe some Wii Just Dance?
- Continue my Sons of Anarchy marathon. I’m up to season 4 now, and I love these characters. It doesn’t hurt that Charlie Hunnam is so easy on the eyes.
Saturday –
- Zumba at 10am and then yoga basics at 12:15. Looking forward to a great day of calorie burn.
- Watch my ‘9ers beat those Saints
- Long walk with Sofi at another new location.
- More crochet practice time.
- More reading.
- Catching up on Grey’s Anatomy. I adore this show, but somehow I’m behind by a few seasons. I’m going to use my Amazon Prime (which I’m loving!) to catch up and then hopefully watch the rest on Xfinity.
Sunday –
- Personal puppy training with Sofi and Tanya (our trainer). I think I’ve mentioned before that I live on an incredibly busy street. I have a really long driveway, though, and I’d love to be able to train Sofi to stay in the driveway when I open the door or when we’re just outside. I know it can be done because my sister’s dog is great about it. Plus, Sofi is so smart and a really quick learner. I’m just so nervous because of the way that Lulu died. So I figured it was worth it to hire our puppy trainer. Tanya is coming to our house bright and early on Sunday (9am) to help us learn how to do this. I can’t wait.
- Another long walk with Sofi.
- Get the house cleaned and organized.
- Candlight Yin yoga. Doesn’t that sound like the perfect way to end the weekend and get ready for the week ahead?
- Coffee with a friend?
Monday –
- Even though everyone will be out and about on Monday, since many people have the day off, I think I’m going to brave the mall to use they $100 gift certificate my parents gave me to Sephora. Plus, window shopping is fun and it’s been forever since I’ve had time to just look around, so that might be nice.
- Another fun, long walk with Sofi.
- More crochet practice time.
- More reading.
- Get ready for the (short) week ahead – it will be the beginning of the 2nd semester, so the week should be a really positive one. Fresh starts and all of that.
I can’t wait. Even if you don’t have a 4-day weekend like I do, I hope you find some time do enjoy yourself.
Sounds like a great weekend, esp the candlelight yoga — can’t wait to hear about it! We don’t have Monday off, booo.
Hope you enjoyed your weekend. You’re a busy girl!
Hunger Games is a fantastic book – I devoured the trilogy! And congrats on your 49ers!