Where should I start? With a failed attempted run this morning that lead to me puking and falling back to sleep for two hours? I’m unsure if I ate an awful apricot or I accidentally OD’d myself with a drugstore of meds I took last night. Either way, I felt terrible. Bug kissed me good-bye … Continue reading »
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Paris Day 3 – The Babysitters
The day started off slowly with me not rolling out of bed until well after noon. Sometime around one, Bug and I made our way into the heart of the Marais and to Vito’s, our favorite Sunday Brunch spot. After brunch, we did some *gasp* shopping. On Sundays, large sections of the Marais are closed … Continue reading »
Outfit Post: Toeing the Line
Now that I’m back in San Francisco (temporarily), life has resumed its normal rhythm: kid activities, sports, running, and work. Exciting, I know, but that’s what life is: lots of mundane, tiny things that make up a great, big, exciting whole. After a few days of eighty-degree temperatures, the fog has returned to San … Continue reading »
Outfit Post: Out with the Old
Today’s outfit is a mix of old and new. While in Paris, Bug and I replaced pretty much my entire wardrobe from shoes, to undies, to clothes and jewelry. Partly because none of it fit me any longer, and partly because I had this intense need to scrub everything from the past from my life. … Continue reading »
Paris Day 27: The World’s Most Expensive FAX
Ever hear the one about the man who needed to fax something but couldn’t find an internet cafe near his wife’s therapist so he booked a room on the Champs Elysee JUST TO USE THE BUSINESS CENTER since it was for guests only? Yeah. That would be my husband. In all fairness, I wasn’t feeling … Continue reading »
Paris Day 12: Sales and Depression
For those that don’t know, July in France means one important thing: Sale Season. Twice a year, the entire country hosts sales for a month. During this time, you can find amazing deals – and since Bug and I love to shop, it’s been like dropping two drug addicts off in the middle of crack … Continue reading »