It's a wintery day here in ND. Luckily what had been predicted has been downgraded. I have to say that I'm grateful for a little downtime. I've been in a bit of a funk lately and I'm not sure why. Maybe because I'm in the limbo of seasons. I'm anxious to be outdoors, biking and gardening. I'm ready for the sunshine on my face and the breeze on my shoulders. With those things comes the hustle and bustle; longer days, jam packed nights and weekends. Time goes too fast as it is. I mean, here we are at the end of March when it seems like yesterday was New Years. Surely, I cannot be the only one who wants the world to stop spinning so quickly?
Next weekend I'll be in sunny Arizona visiting (one of) my best friend, Donna. She retired 2 years ago on her birthday, March 31st. Last year the other 1/3 of the Three Amigos (Vickie) and I were supposed to visit her on her birthday. Due to a winter blizzard, we never made it. This year, Vickie had a hip replacement two weeks ago. So here I am, playing the odds that there won't be another winter storm and booked a solo trip to leave Friday. Luckily the weather shouldn't be an issue - fingers crossed. :)
I'll be gone over Easter though, which will leave Tom home alone. He'll be in good hands as our nephew Robert is planning to make prime rib for his girls and Tom. Tom's worried about me traveling alone, I reassured him I was taking a direct flight from Fargo into Mesa, bypassing Denver. I plan on enjoying a day of going and doing all the things - then chilling with my bestie on her patio and/or in the pool.
I am definitely looking forward to chilling. There are some things coming down the pike that I need to figure out (nothing in my personal life, peeps - so relax!). Hopefully the time away from work will give me the answers that I'm searching for.