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Saturday Night's alright
Dec. 13th, 2009 01:23 pmHad a great Saturday night. On Saturday morning I finally hung out with Jon after a long spell of mis-aligned scheduling. I took care of a small portion of holiday shopping and generally just reacquainted with togetherness and oneness.
Was a pleasant start to my day. The bad thing was me sleeping in, not going to the 7:30 Yoga class (would have been class 28 of 30). Instead, seeing as I am up one class, I am back to even scheduling at this point because I chose to let it slide given my other plans for the day.
In the evening Jim and I met up with Oscar and Carly to go to the old Vogue club to dance. We spent some time lingering over a warm, toasty holiday alcoholic beverage at Charlie's, and then walked over to the club where we danced the night away. We had a lot of fun and I was really glad to see Oscar again. We have dated a few years ago for a short period of time (that was still pretty awesome and special) but then haven't connected much since. (It wasn't messy, it just turned out that way.)
I'm very grateful we went out and had a good time. I was also infinitely glad Jim had the night off and was able to part-take.
Jim cutely gave his number to some beauty on the dance floor last night, and that was a entertaining for us all, hehehehe.
Admittedly, he has a big thing for curvy brunettes. Jim and I like how at the Vogue, the outfits are cooler, the scenery is more interesting than your standard Pioneer square hoebag central. Not that it can't be fun too, (I like to dance to hip hop, I can't lie) But I quickly learned to dance to Vogue-type music. My knees did phenomenal. I was fighting a bit of IT band tightness, but it was nothing that I couldn't deal with. The notion I danced for a few hours at all is a blessing. I check in with my tendons constantly, and get positive feedback these days.
The best part was meeting Oscar's fiance and spending time with the 2 of them. It was great to reconnect with that friendship we've had. Always shared a lot of laughter. It's a connection I can't describe, but I know I valued a lot in the past, and still love.
:)
Yeay!
-Angela
Was a pleasant start to my day. The bad thing was me sleeping in, not going to the 7:30 Yoga class (would have been class 28 of 30). Instead, seeing as I am up one class, I am back to even scheduling at this point because I chose to let it slide given my other plans for the day.
In the evening Jim and I met up with Oscar and Carly to go to the old Vogue club to dance. We spent some time lingering over a warm, toasty holiday alcoholic beverage at Charlie's, and then walked over to the club where we danced the night away. We had a lot of fun and I was really glad to see Oscar again. We have dated a few years ago for a short period of time (that was still pretty awesome and special) but then haven't connected much since. (It wasn't messy, it just turned out that way.)
I'm very grateful we went out and had a good time. I was also infinitely glad Jim had the night off and was able to part-take.
Jim cutely gave his number to some beauty on the dance floor last night, and that was a entertaining for us all, hehehehe.
Admittedly, he has a big thing for curvy brunettes. Jim and I like how at the Vogue, the outfits are cooler, the scenery is more interesting than your standard Pioneer square hoebag central. Not that it can't be fun too, (I like to dance to hip hop, I can't lie) But I quickly learned to dance to Vogue-type music. My knees did phenomenal. I was fighting a bit of IT band tightness, but it was nothing that I couldn't deal with. The notion I danced for a few hours at all is a blessing. I check in with my tendons constantly, and get positive feedback these days.
The best part was meeting Oscar's fiance and spending time with the 2 of them. It was great to reconnect with that friendship we've had. Always shared a lot of laughter. It's a connection I can't describe, but I know I valued a lot in the past, and still love.
:)
Yeay!
-Angela
