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Spring Breaking

We are Spring Breaking this week!! I got to sleep in this morning since dad wasn't here. If you can even call sleeping until 8:00 sleeping in. Anyways. It was nice. Even the babies didn't want to get up.
I went to lunch with a couple of teacher friends. We tried a new place called The Main Cheese. Hello gourmet grilled cheese. It was fabulous! Kev was jealous, so we will be going back soon. After lunch I shopped.
I found the lamp on the right at Marshall's on Clearance. The light socket was a little wobbly, but superglue fixed it. I've had the lamp on the left for years. It was in the living room at the rent house. I loved the color in our master bedroom and wanted to find something similar. They are exactly the same color and I love the fact they they don't match but sort of do. 

A friend posted a picture of these books on Facebook tonight. The top one caught my eye so I bought it  and will be reading it tonight. I may check out the others too. My books selection revolves around children's literature, so I sometimes lose touch with the adult book world.





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