Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Sunday, April 4, 2010
More Easter Fun
As usual, I spent my holiday with my extended "family", neighbors with whom we have celebrated all our holidays with, basically, since I was about four. My parents missed out, thanks to Dad's Sweet Pickles van braking down halfway back from a party they had to attend in NY.
John hides stuff every year all over the house. Candy for the little kids and beer and other libations for the grown kids. Maureen actually found some Fun Dip, which John hadn't bought this year - it was form last year! The Starbursts fell in the toilet. I didn't care until I opened them and found the water made it's way inside. Boo!
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Easter Activities
planetfitness.comToday has been a very nice day. Although it was raining cats and dogs this morning, Nirvi and I went to my gym. I found this great Gym, Planet Fitness. It's really affordable, open 24 hours, you can bring a guest for free, and their motto it "Judgement-free zone" which I love. I love that all different kinds of people, able-bodied and not-so-able-bodied, work-out at this gym.
Nirvi and I had fun navigate the treadmills and doing some circuit exercises (thirty seconds on a step, thirty seconds on a arm-toning machine, thirty seconds on a step, thirty seconds on an ab machine, and so on).
Then, we ventured off to Downtown at the Gardens for lunch where, apparently, Toojay's, a kick-ass jewish deli, is the place to be after Easter morning mass. Not willing to wait in line, we went to Paul. I want to eat at Paul every day for the rest of my life.
I have a bit of a t-shirt collecting problem. I have too many. Many of them are solid colors and as such, are really boring shirts. So, today I un-bored this one with some circles.
I dig it.
Nirvi and I had fun navigate the treadmills and doing some circuit exercises (thirty seconds on a step, thirty seconds on a arm-toning machine, thirty seconds on a step, thirty seconds on an ab machine, and so on).
Then, we ventured off to Downtown at the Gardens for lunch where, apparently, Toojay's, a kick-ass jewish deli, is the place to be after Easter morning mass. Not willing to wait in line, we went to Paul. I want to eat at Paul every day for the rest of my life.
I have a bit of a t-shirt collecting problem. I have too many. Many of them are solid colors and as such, are really boring shirts. So, today I un-bored this one with some circles.
I dig it.
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