Weekend things — October Blogging Challenge Day 12

This weekend wasn't too eventful for me, as I would categorize it as a chore weekend. Usually I like to make a day trip or something at least one day, and just be lazy on the other. But this weekend I had some things to do, and that makes it a little less fun.

Friday evening I got invited for dinner and drinks with friends. I met some new people— we ate, drank, and talked. It got pretty late by the time I got home, but it was a fun evening.

Saturday morning I had a Mani pedi appointment. Although I had to get up early and it isn't my favorite thing to do, I really loved the massage with pedicure. Also, cute nails! Later that day was completely spent apartment hunting. I want to move closer to work so I can reduce the commute hours and also miles on my car. I liked one place, so I'll call it a success. I still have some time on my current lease so there's no rush to just settle already.

Sunday morning was a sleepy morning. I woke up late and the first thing I had to do was grocery shopping. That's what happens when you slack all week, and eat everything. I also put together the corner bookshelves I had ordered. Now my desk is clutter free and my room looks pretty. Rest of the day was cooking, cleaning, workout and catching up on writing and blogging.

That was my weekend. Tell me about yours.

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