Saturday and Sunday

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I just realized that I never posted yesterday so here I go.

Yesterday I got up and Heidi and I went on a quest to find the right book and go shopping. We were unsuccessful on the book front (my copy should be here Monday) but ended up at Primark where we were successful. I bought a fuzzy blanket (which  is low-key 8 feet by 8 feet) and Heidi bought warmer pjs and slippers. Then we came back and listened to the audio book for our seminar and then got ready for our show.

We left for Wiltons music hall and had a 15 minute buffer but hit so much traffic that we ended up being 15 minutes late. As you can imagine that was not great for my anxiety; however, Barbara was super chill about it and told me how she was almost late as well because of the traffic and a bad uber driver.

Sketching was really something unique. It is 24 hours in London written by 8 different playwrights. It reminded me quite a bit of The dinning room by A.R. Gurney.
Then when I got back, Nicole and I talked for close to 40 minutes-it was so nice to see her and just to talk to a friend from home!
Then I called Mommy and Jonathan and booked my plane tickets for my October break.

I went to bed around 12;05 in the morning and then got up around 8:40. I then read in bed for a bit before heading over to buy groceries.
Now I am here typing this and then I will do something off of my to do list and maybe catch a movie tonight.

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