This morning hit me like a bus.
I am trying to overcompensate for that misery that I felt this morning by sitting outside to write this evening. Having a rooftop deck is a very good thing. I definitely struggled through the day-- wished it was Sunday morning again; wished I could just drink my new cinnamon coffee (Cinnamon Dolce Letche by Starbucks), watch New Girl, snuggle in my fuzzy blankets, and take a reaaaallly long time to put my makeup on once I finally decide to get out of bed. Who am I kidding.. I do this almost every day anyway. I love waking up early for the reason that I can get some serious shit done. I also decided today that I should probably stop eating food that is terrible for me after this weekend. Let's talk about ice-cream and fried food and hamburgers. The finer things in life, really. So I packed a salad and greek yogurt and things for basic girls and super healthy people-- I was basically just short of doing a juice cleanse. So naturally I got gelato on the way home. Salted Caramel. It was out of this world. And then I went home and ate a burger. Healthy living, am I right? It's funny, when you're living the workday, it feels like the longest time of your life, but when you look back on it it seems as though it passed in the blink of an eye. I also stopped at LuluLemon on the way home from work. Since you guys don't know me, I have a love for LuluLemon and their attire. I bought two pairs of pants and am still cringing at the idea of spending that much money on two pairs of pants. The reason why I hate it the most is that they always fit well and they're well made and they make me truly feel awesome. I am not a materialistic person, but I truly believe in buying things to wear that you feel confident in. When I wear things I love I feel like my best self, and I am addicted to that feeling. Please excuse my rant. As I finish up this post, I can't help but think that almost half of my time in Baltimore is gone. Done. And I have loved every second of it. As I sit on my roof being able to look at the inner harbor, the buildings, the sea gulls, even the people. It all makes me smile. Tonight is the perfect evening.
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