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August 24, 2020

Monday Musings

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Another Monday, another week, another continuation of the week before. Am I the only one who feels this way? Or is it a common feeling out there? I just feel like the weeks are running into each other with not much differentiating between them. This meme seems to pretty much sum it up for me.

This past weekend we did some fun things and I will share those later on. At least the rain schedule allowed us to get out and about during storms and that always makes me happy. Maksim was not always happy when we left him but he rewarded me with some snuggle time when we came back home.

We did errands on Saturday and ended up at Biltmore. Grabbed a bite to eat at Cedric’s Tavern on the property and splurged on some pimento cheese. Any pimento cheese fans out there?

I am always looking for things to make me laugh and this towel did the trick. ( Think Montell Jordan’s This is How We Do It.)

Some nights when we have had a big lunch we just like to kick back with a little light supper. Charcuterie boards are my favorite thing to make when I have a nice selection of ingredients on hand and when we just want a nibble. Crackers, meat, cheese, fruits and olives make a nice little tray. We even had some leftover pimento cheese from our lunch out so it made the cut.

What are you looking forward to this week? I don’t have much on the agenda now that our mask drive (we successfully delivered 4000 masks and shields last week to the school district) but I am sure I will find something to do. Even if it just looking at fun animal pictures. Have a great week, my friends.

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