What Sunday’s Are For

Well today was a pretty chill Sunday. It’s been a fairly long week and today was finally that chance to sleep in and lay back. I was feeling worn out from the series of early mornings, Capoeira practices, and the week at work in general. I had been looking forward to Sunday’s arrival. So today I bummed around with Ryan at his place for the first half of the day, reading, surfing the Interwebs, sitting. Great stuff. Then sunshine drew us out and we drove over to West Seattle for some vistas and found some around Alki and Lincoln Park. Ryan got a chance to take photos with his new lens and I got a chance to sit by the water in the sun. Afterward we went to the Rusty Pelican for dinner. It was a real nice Sunday.

I haven’t been updating this blog as often as I usually do. Have been feeling unmotivated to do so as of late. That, and I spend all my personal Internet time on MySpace now, lol. Despite it’s bad design it’s been addicting. I enjoy messaging old friends, checking my comments, viewing photos and writing what I’m up to. Which leaves me to ask, are you in my extended network? Har har.

To catch up: Labor Day weekend was great. I got to do quite a bit of Capoeira, went out with friends and spent time with Ryan and his mom who was up here visiting, so that was pretty cool. Vegas was well, Vegas. I really dig that city.

As mentioned, this week at work seemed long. Saturday was an early-start day as well with volunteer work in the morning at the Husky football game parking cars. But gots to do whatcha gots to do. Later that night Ryan and I went out to Mama’s in Belltown for dinner and then to Casey and Cynthia’s housewarming party. Good times. Their place is really cute and it looked smashing last night with the candles and everything. Cynthia even made truffles. Unfortunately the consumed quantities of cheddar cheese, chocolate truffles, and red wine in my stomach left me feeling pretty gross the next day. But the Sunday adventures were had regardless. In any case, that’s all for now, folks. Here’s to the week ahead. Happy Monday, everyone.