Afterglow

My eyelids are heavy and I'm plotting the quickest and fastest way to do my post bedtime chores so I can be in bed at say 8:30 am, but under neath it all I'm cuddling with the sweet afterglow of a declicious weekend.

As I may have mentioned Jason and I have had a couple of bad weeks. And you're probably sick of my whining, at least the 2 readers that read this blog, but you're just going to have to deal with it. But I digress, occasionlly we have little rainbow here and there, and well this weekend was one of them.

Friday was our 10 year wedding anniversary, so to celebrate our brave, brave, brave friend Auntie Christa came and spent the night with the little cherubs while we went spent the night at this really great historic hotel here in DC. Though we weren't very far from our homes or our jobs, those 20 hours of quiet and nothing were bliss. We did nothing. We slept all night. We relaxed. It was glorious and our batteries were recharged for us to step back into the madness. I think that we are going to make these little overnight get-a-ways a little more frequent. I used to think maybe a nice snort of cocaine would be get me going, but I 'm wrong. A full night's sleep is a real upper.

Our children were happy upon our return and of course we were happy to see them. We had in impromptu dinner party where Jason fried some chicken. It was delcious. Sunday was a pool party. Yada, yada yada.

But the grand finale came last night with Jason and I attending a Pearl Jam concert. I got free tickets randomly on Thursday. Right place, right time. If you have never have had the chance to see this band live, I assure you will not be dissapointed! I've listened to Pearl Jam and before last night thought they were okay. But last night's show blew me away. The crowd was sending out engergy and Eddie Vedder absorbed it and gave it back. The band played for 3 hours which is unheard of these days. I tell thee to get yourselves to a Pearl Jam concert now!

Now, It's Monday and i'm still cuddling with Eddie Vedder and the weekend for a few more mintues.