A week of firsts

Ahhhh!

The funny thing about this entry is that this has been a week of many firsts for me....and I can not share many of them with you!

Psyche!

Tuesday I had an experience --one of which I'd never had before! Overall, very good! Found out a few things about myself which I'm not sure I wanted to hear but definitely an eye opening, wake up call to good health.....never thought I'd be there! But hey, a girl has to do what a girl has to do! I'm in the midst of trying to take back my life and get back on track.

Thursday--just a delightful day at the ballpark! At the end of the game I was beaming with my girlish grin....

Friday's visit to my spa unlike any I've ever had! WOW! An amazing service they offer, and just the needed boost necessary to get me out of my doldrums and over my blue funk. I just hope others notice and are very pleased with the outcome! What a girl won't do for the men in her life! A gift to me for the last few weeks I've had, and heck, to celebrate the World Cup!

When I awoke Saturday morning, had no idea the path the day would lead me......hit the Larchmere Festival, which was superb! What a day! On the way to the event, I stopped by an authentic lemonade stand and bought a delicious, thirst quenching glass for the 1st time in I'm guessing 25 years. Enjoyed the live music, vendors peddling their unique items, homemade foodstuffs, had a fabulous chat with my best friend from Tampa while walking up and down the corridor, and reconfirmed why I adore the Larchmere neighborhood as much as I do.

Then no trip to Progressive Field is ever like the last! I sat next to the most adorable little boy who made the trek with his dad. Seeing the game as well as the fireworks through this little boy's eyes was amazing. I also met the members of the U.S. Olympic Bobsled team & touched their gold medals. I'm told while I was enamored with the Olympians a foul ball hit my chair. I can take this as a sign that IF I had been there, I may be at the emergency room right now!

For a week that started out with absolutely nothing planned, I can't fathom the way it finished and the way I've grown as a person.