What a Day Off Can Should Always Be Like

Got up this morning after getting 9 1/2 hours sleep last night. That's usually the average for 3 nights. I woke up refreshed and ready to get the day started.

Although today was a planned day off, I had a few reports that are due every Friday morning. Knowing this, I prepared the reports last night and got all my spread sheets populated. I double checked the results this morning and hit the send key.

I got my chrome highway bars for Christmas, not on Christmas, but a gift just the same.

I installed them last year, OK, a little over week ago, but since I don't live with David and Lori where it never rains, I had to wait until today to ride. What a great day for a ride!

I ran a few errands then met Stacy in downtown Clarksville for lunch at Blondie's Sandwich Shop. For those of you who have never been there, GO! It's on Frankin Street right across the street from Blackhorse.

Stacy has opted for a career change, she is now the newest teller at Regions Bank downtown. She has been in training this week and will continue through next week as well. I enjoyed the layed back lunch with my baby and then we walked back to the bank via Strawberry Fields.

So after lunch, I had to get some exercise, so it was off to Mason Rudolph golf course with my BFF David Ellison, aka, Mandy's fiance. We walked the nine holes and since it was the first time we golfed this year we were just a little bit rusty.

After golf, we had to refuel. Stacy and Mandy went to a Candle Lite party (?) so David and I went to China King for dinner. I proceeded to eat with I think was at least 12 pounds of crab legs.

Now I'm in my recliner updating my blog and eating the Reese's Cups I got for Christmas.