What the heck is this?

[2Times2Many]

Hi bttrfly. Thanks for stopping by.

My weekend would probably seem somewhat boring to those who are out running, going to the gym or engaging in a sport of some kind, but I do what I need to for me. The weather here was nice yesterday, so I enjoyed a couple of adult beverages by the fire pit. (I know, I know ... I shouldn't be drinking alone.) As I enjoyed the warmth of the fire and watched the flames dance around, I pushed h and his MLC out of my mind and concentrated on the many blessings in my life. I reminded myself that there are millions of people in this world who would give just about anything to walk though life in my shoes and even though my life isn't all I might want it to be, it's actually a darn good life.

I tend to look at my weekends as recharge time. I work with my BIL and he's a nice enough guy (and totally confused about what has happened to his brother), but he tends to be a drama queen at times. I can tell him, "BIL, this is what you need to do" but he has to continue to debate, research and pop in and out of my office a dozen times over something that should have been solved in 5 minutes or less. It can be very draining.

Sometimes, my weekends are very tame as I've had quite enough stimulation during the week. This was one of those weekends.

I actually set the wheels in motion for my next adventure last week. I went to a consultation about having some age spots removed from my face. One showed up a couple of years ago near the temple area, then another and just in the past couple of weeks, another.

I was applying even heavier make-up to cover and cursing the spots and thought, you know you can do something about this other than cursing and trying to hide. So, I made the appointment and will have a series of laser treatments to get rid of them. I'm excited about that. I keep telling myself that if I ever have to post a pic on Our Time, I'll look pretty good! LOL

The ironic thing is the place I went is the same one that did h's cosmetic eye surgery a few months before bomb drop. A classic sign that totally flew over my head! But, looking at the glass half full, at least I know someone they've treated and have seen their work!

My best to everyone.