Volleyball, Volleyball aaaaand... Volleyball

It's been a little while since I last played at Hahana, but after receiving a text from Suzanne asking me to sub in for her early game, I of course obliged. I headed down to familiar grounds early in the evening, and then didn't stop until the night hours were well underway.

My life... for about 6 hours... haha..

That's a good night, but I'm sandy... and tired.. and ready to call this one a night.

G'Nite, folks!

xo | cmd

And BOOM. Tourney!

This is pretty much encapsulating of "outside, today:"

rain. and then some more rain.
... and also some rain. 

Yay, rain! :|

Despite the drab and dreary skies, Elisa and I unanimously voted a lunch getaway to Park+Vine. It was the usual trip, but with an added, impressive bonus of this guy:


There were some folks sitting at P+V who informed me that they'd been there for over an hour, and this man had been doing this for that entire time. Elisa and I ate our lunch, and nearly an hour later when we left, he was still doing nonstop reps. MAJOR kudos to this guy.

And,

[want!]

♥Local!

After lunch - more-so after watching that guy workout for an hour straight in jeans.. in the rain, on the side of a busy street, I was more than ready for volleyball.

AND COOKIES!
[thanks, Jessica!!!!]

Holy cow. Here's a little PSA for anyone around the Cinci area who needs [or wants; let's be honest... it's the same thing when cookies are involved..] ahhhhmazing cookies! Her name is Allison, and she is amazing. > FIND HER HERE. <  Thanks again, Jessica, for scooping those up for us!

talented work of tu-tu sweet! 

They were so good.

More and MOST importantly, we ROCKED the tourney! Poor Becky was out for the night; she had an unfortunate run-in with a kid's fist at practice over the weekend, which is resulting in a root canal this Friday [recover QUICKLY!]. Jessica was scheduled to work late, so Chad and I were planning to be left at our own devices for the night. I arrived at Hahana and nearly ran smack into Tim as I walked in the door, and recruited him to join Chad and I until Jessica was able to make it down. With the single-elimination bracket on our shoulders, we managed to survive three teams before we fell in the fourth round. In our defense, that team ended up in the finals and may have won [we left before the end of all that], so at least it wasn't a fluke team ;).

becky. cori. chad. jessica. tim

Thanks again to Tim for stepping in to sub for us [for nearly 5 hours!], and to Jessica for bringing these awesome cookies. Becky, get better soon :)

I thought the night was going to end there, as we said farewell to outdoor volleyball for the year. I made my way home, and found that Rob had made dinner:

he's the best. ever. 

I'm a lucky, happy girl these days. Awesome job & co-workers, friends & volleyball team and of course my better half to complete the day. Sydni will be here tomorrow night, which will absolutely complete my week before we take a break from everything to see Rob's family for the weekend.

Phew! G'Nite!

xo | cmd

DWTS : Duck Dynasty Edition! | ESPN @ Hahana

fafa
[Sadly often-needed-these-days disclaimer: NO, this is not my material: the music, choreography, costumes, lighting, feathers and duck calls did not come from my own imaginative creation. NO, I'm not attempting to credit myself for any of this, so please don't bother crying wolf on attempted plagiarism. Just so we're clear.]

I've said it before and I'll say it again - way to go, Sadie Robertson! I don't follow DWTS, nor do I really watch that much Duck Dynasty anymore, but I love seeing such positive influences in the headlines.

And hey, let's be honest - this was a fun number. Especially with Mark Ballas looking like another secret, miniature Robertson brother! Insert flashback to meeting Mark here in Cincinnati? Sure, why not :D

kalyn. cori. mark! 2011
montgomery inn | cincinnati,oh

Aaaanyway, congrats from across the states to Miss Sadie and her family on her run so far on the show - it's crazy awesome to see what she stands for represented on a stage like that.

After work, I made my way home to unwind for the short breath between the day and night, and then layered on the gear for some chilly sand before hopping back in the car for volleyball.

hahaha, thanks rob ;) 

It was indeed brisk to say the least out there tonight. The sand is starting to take on a winter feel, leaving that familiar icy, itchy feeling once you leave it. That didn't stop us from having a blast, and posting another win to the board.

♥ 'em.
cori. chad. jessica. becky.
hahana beach | cincinnati, oh

Also, here's the before shot that in truth, captures a much more accurate candid:

hahah. yeah. 

On our way out, we noticed this little home, a beautiful little tribute to October and Halloween: 

beautiful! 

We apologetically devoured some Village Tavern before calling it a night and parting ways. It's up and early for 6am yoga tomorrow, so that's a wrap for now!

xo | cmd

HELLO, OCTOBER!

Yes, I realize that by loving these, I am, by certain standards branding myself as a 'basic White girl.'

Here's the thing: I'm all about Instagrammed Autumn-esque pictures. Bring on the filters, even though really, they're not always needed.. not when it comes to October.

Here's 3 of the 3bajillion that are floating around out there [thank you, Google!]

hello 

october

welcome! 

 YES, I am absoLUTELY excited that it's October! Am I anticipating the cold weather and crappy driving conditions that inevitably follow? No, of course not.. but for now.... we're here in the midst of changing leaves and pumpkin everything [I digress.....] and bonfires and BEANIES. 

[[[Be reminded.. it's BEANIE season.]]]

Anyway, happy October!

Here's how we celebrated: 

sand in our toes @ hahana beach! | cincinnati, oh 

It's starting to get a little chilly out there - this season will be drawing to a close soon and we'll be finding new ways to occupy our winter days.

Brrrr.. Get ready for Autumn!

xo | cmd

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DAMANJI!!

He's 21!

this guy (: (: 

Haha, yeah.. this one:

21, yeah! 

From two states over, I miss you friend and hope today is EVERYthing it should be - 21 years and all! :)

While Damanji was celebrating his 21st, here in Cincinnati, we were celebrating the unity that comes as a result of my overbearing amount of free time with waxed cord:

cori. becky. jessica.

THAT happened... Jessica later posted this on Facebook with the caption, "Bracelet MEGA Power," which had us cracking up for a lot of different reasons that I'll omit from this entry for the sake of that whole inside-jokes-don't-make-sense-and-aren't-funny-if-you-weren't-there thing. Meh.

Anyway, we chalked up a win and left volleyball feeling pretty decent. It's gonna be a solid week!

xo | cmd

Findlay & Hahana!

It's been way too long since Elisa and I broke out of the office for a jaunt all the way down to Findlay Market. We voted a unanimous yes on that field trip today, and it was toooootally worth it.

a spanish girl & an asian girl go to findlay.. and this is what happens
#staytypical ;) 

We soaked up the sun sitting outside at those token red metal tables, explored the new Maverick Chocolate Shoppe and of course... ate food. Like, a lot of food. After that, we eventually made our way back to work and finished out the day as though we weren't overstuffed on tortilla chips and noodles [respectively, of course ;) ].

It's off to volleyball in a few minutes [what? An early blog?!], so I bid this tasty little entry adieu until tomorrow.

[Wish us luck!]

xo | cmd

Volleyball & Sushi

I can't tell whether this week is moving quickly or slowly. Yesterday, it felt as though we'd never make it to Friday, and today was just kind of like floating around in a limbo of sorts. 

Here's how I described that today, even though the title is not appropriately timed for me [right now]: 

just all kinds of feels.

Yeah. 

'ello, there! 

Oh! I did join the network of Cincinnatians with library memberships today. Apparently if you had a membership like, eight years ago but can't find your card, you just get a new one. Meh. 

Luckily, it did not rain today, although the grey clouds and breezy conditions certainly threatened to drench us.

I wish I would've taken a picture of the four of us: This is only our second session playing together as a team and I have to say today may be the best blend of our chemistry that we've had so far. 

We chalked up our first season win and that.. is... awesome. Yay, volleyball! ;) 

To  celebrate, Becky, Rob & I treated ourselves to some post-game sushi just up the street at Mango Tree before parting ways. 

On second thought, I think this week is at a pace that's just right. We'll see how tomorrow goes. 

xo | cmd

Hello, Fall Session!

IT'S FALL...............SESSION!
Here's a stock photo of some volleyballs chillin' in the sand, because I totally forgot to take pictures of our team tonight!

yay! 

I'm the worst, I know. Anyway, Jessica couldn't make the early game, so Paul stepped in for her. We didn't pull off a win, but it was great to see Paul and have him back on the court with us for a night. [Thanks again, Paul!]

Jessica eventually showed up, but by coincidence we were all pulled onto different courts to sub in for different teams, and didn't see much of each other until it was time to go.

Go to eat, that is. We're getting better and better at this every week, it seems. Haha. I say that because not only did we graduate from Hahana's menu tonight, but when Becky, Rob and I settled in at Village Pizza, I realized they serve fried green beans... and well, game over at that point.

yesyesyesyesyesyes.

^ That's the snapchat I sent to Dillon, to which he replied that I was going to turn into a green bean.

Would that really be so bad? ;) 

Hahah. Oh, and if you're wondering what "CUPINE" is, watch this clip. We did over the weekend, and it became a running joke for the entire time. CUPIIIIIINE!


You really can't say much after that, so I'll leave this be, and wish you and yours a gooooood night!

xo | cmd

ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Our volleyball tournament was tonight.
We'll suffice to say this: "Next time. NEXT. TIME." Haha.

Afterwards, I accepted the challenge passed on to me by Kalyn: The viral sweep of ice bucket douses, all in the name of raising awareness and funds for ALS research. The ultimate goal? FIND A CURE.

Amidst the handful of skeptics and those otherwise reluctant to participate for whatever reason, I personally find it endearing to see the newsfeed on my preferred social media outlet -- Facebook -- saturated with video snippets of people dousing themselves or handing that favor off to someone else, in support of a cause. Is it literally every other post just about? Yeah. Does that really bother me that much? NO.

Does it seem a bit narcissistic?
Probably. Sure, we're all posting footage of ourselves doing this, but hey, here's an interesting read I found about this current phenom:

>>> What An ALS Family REALLY Thinks About the Ice Bucket Challenge <<<

This is one of the few times I really want to speak up and tell the naysayers to just... calm down.
This gal says,

"... here’s the deal: We are in for the fight of our lives with this monster, and the very LAST thing I want is for people to give quietly, anonymously, and then slink away. Raise the roof! Raise a ruckus! Call all sorts of attention to yourself! I will be happy for you and every Facebook like you receive, as you nudge ALS an inch or two closer to the collective public consciousness."

Okay. She wins. The ALS-affected win. Douse AND donate, I sure will.

And I did.


In case you can't hear, yeah, I did nominate quite a few people [someone told me the limit was 3? woops] - I guess we'll call it 3 groups of people, as opposed to just 3 individuals:

1 - volleyball team: Becky & Chad [Jessica already did it]
2 - My IL darlings: Ali, DeShawn & Tim [Marianne also already did this]
3 - My better half Rob. Not really a group on the last one... hah.

Anyway, 1, 2 & 3 - you've got 24 hours to accept AND donate. GO!

Oh, and just in case you're still one of those critics who think this too is a fad equitable to that of Gagnam Style or The Harlem Shake, c'mon.. really? Those two things benefited the greater good of mankind .... how, exactly?

>>> Here's ALS, in REAL TIME. <<<

 

Yeah. I'm on board, 100%. If we as a collective group of humans can find a cure for this, I'd say our efforts now, regardless of how funny we and our friends think the videos to be, are worth it.

 

Happy Wednesday!

 

xo | cmd

[Soon-To-Be] Scorpion

This is what happens when people don't show up for interviews at my office and we have a healthy head start on everything else for the day: 

oh.. it'll get there.. it... will.. get there.

Yeah, that' right.. yoga. Every. Single. Day.

This ugly thing right here is the beginning of my work towards a full-blown scorpion. It's not pretty, I know, but I'm still a yoga newb and have quickly learned that patience breeds progress. Not existing flexibility or core strength [which, let's be frank here... could stand for an overhaul of sorts].. but patience, practice, and in our case... daily rug burn.

I have a yoga mat at the office, but it's easier to dismount and be back at the desk if need be when I'm not rolling up a mat, too... so.. yeah. For now, elbow rug burn it is.

For the record, that elbow burn went great with sand volleyball courts tonight :/ Haha. Oh well.

Namaste.

xo | cmd

Return To Hahana

Volleyball started back up for us today! I was amped from the minute I woke up, even though it was raining.

I quickly remembered - and fully embraced - the fact that volleyball Wednesdays, more often than not, always start off with me doing the bare minimum amount of work getting ready for the whole day.

yeah. not much to see here...

I didn't care. :)
Summer volleyball league is here!

It was a little bit of a fuss getting the team together this session; Kalyn & Beth both stepped down due to work schedules, which left our 4-man cut in half. Chad and I did a little searching to find some extra heads, and finally I came up with two. Becky, who is basically as athletic as it gets, and Jessica, my new friend [via Cassie], who, btw runs her own personal training studio over by Lunken [free plug for Jessica - CHECK IT OUT!!]

The other hiccup we ran into is that Chad was fully prepared not to have a continuing team for the summer, so he volunteered to sub in for Chef on Suzanne & Dan's team while Chef's off doing his thing with the Bengals. Our two teams should have conflicting schedules this session, but tonight was an exception, so fortunately, we were able to get Jeremy to stand in.

When it was all said and done, my new [almost] team was assembled and took to the court!

becky. cori. jessica. jeremy [standing in for chad].

We didn't post a win on our first night, but I'm not worried. We had.. a blast.

team building ;)

I'm excited to see where this session's going to go. I can tell we're already good to go on the team chemistry part, just need to focus on our on-court play and I think we'll be just fine!

Oh, and we grubbed a little, too.

I love these two!

post vball selfies? mrrrmmmkrrray.

Happy midweek!

xo | cmd

Brakes? What Brakes?

My morning routine typically starts with leaving for work. Yenno, something basic like that.

Well, I didn't get very far. I didn't even make it out of the neighborhood before my brakes completely gave up the ghost and stopped working for good. I somehow managed to coast back home and into the driveway. Rob came home for a bit to inspect the damage; we ordered some brake parts to be delivered to his work later on today, and he headed back. Lizzy was kind enough to come and get me, so I eventually made it to the office. 

well.... yeah.

Two hours late, but made it no less. Thanks, Lizzy!

After work, Nancy took me home. I think I needed today if for no other reason than a clear reminder to appreciate my [usual] mobility. I coordinate things daily with people reliant on public transportation, so often that I lose sight of how grateful I should be for having a car that functions. Anyway, I made it home just before Rob showed up to save the day [again].

He wasted no time digging into the back brakes on poor little Subie.
I'm glad he did, because it... was.... a mess.

poor subie

whoa!

he. is. awesome!!

Kalyn called in the midst of it all; she was looking for something to do in the gap between work and our 9:30pm volleyball game. She stopped over and we headed to Eli's, because YES. That's why ;)

It was then home, food and a little more relaxing before our journey over to Hahana, where we put up a big WIN before calling it a night.

*Yawn. What a day!

We'll see how these brakes hold up tomorrow. If I'm right, these puppies will have me stopping on a dime. My mechanic's pretty awesome ;)

See ya then!

xo | cmd

Cabrew Season Is Upon Us!

Rob and I planned on a trip to church, perhaps lunch afterwards, followed by a day of relaxation.

And then I got this:

welllllll.. okay, fine (:

Really, no begging needed. Rob was still in mellow mode, so he wasn't disappointed to stay back, especially when Kalyn, Jess and Brittany rolled into the driveway in Brittany's drop-top SUV to pick me up. Hah...

Off we were to meet up with Kelsey and her husband Ben at Scenic River. We checked in, grabbed our gear and paired up into our boats for the day.

hear us roar!

This is all too much of a flashback to mid-September 2011 when Kalyn, Becky, Brittany and the other Jess joined us for a canoe trip during what may as well had been a drought. This was a big improvement, both in weather and agenda, and there were no complaints.

We tied down about 15 minutes in along to eat lunch and check out a tiny waterfall spouting out of the hillside.

nature proving God's creative hand!

kalyn!

so.. refreshing!  

waterfall selfies. duh... ;)

Back on the water, about another hour into the experience, Kalyn and I started feeling brave. This meant that we'd reached a point of bravery that convinced us it was a good idea to do yoga in the middle of a canoe. Together.

the abridged version.

^ There were about 25 or so pictures of various stages of our yogi dedication happening - or more like not happening - on the canoe. In our defense, we did actually manage to get all the way up into those headstands at least once each before toppling over and/or out of the boat. ;)

kalyn. me. jess. kelsey. brittany.

I also failed to bring an actual camera for the outing. No good there. My last-minute preparedness was pretty weak today; I realized as soon as I took my shorts off that my bathing suit bottom was inside out. Clearly there was no time for camera-hunting. Haha. My phone battery [a spare of course also forgotten] managed to barely survive the entire outing, but it did its job for a little while.

brittany. jess. kelsey. ben.
hi guys!

There are no pictures of us stopping off at the rope swings. *Sad.
There are no pictures of Kalyn and I getting left in the dust when the other two boats paddled off down river, only to find ourselves making a handful of new friends out of the fellow floaters. *Silver Lining.

There are also no pictures of us in what I'll just call the aftermath of the day: sun-kissed [or beaten, depending on who you ask], exhausted, mildly inebriated and donning the hairdo's of drowned rats. *Probably a good thing.

We decided our last stop of the day would be for food, so we settled on Hahana Beach. Our scraggly water-logged selves fit right in with the sand and sweat-covered volleyball players, and with patio dining at our disposal, we settled in for some grub. Rob joined us, only to leave a short while later just before the sky busted open in one of those angry-looking rainstorms.

We're all home now, cleaned up and ready to call this one a good Sunday. (:
Two weekends in a row on water? I'm not mad. ♥

xo | cmd

Slow Down, Self.

The flurry [and that is an understatement] of the past couple of days admittedly took a toll on me.

I count myself as being insanely blessed with family, friends and pretty much everything and everyone else that/who exists in my little world. The weekend was filled to the brim with all of those things, and inevitably some amount of strife to go along with it.

The truth of it is, I lost myself a little in the blur of the past five full days. I rant a tired spiel about how work is just. so. craaaaazy, and that by the time the day gives me back my home life, I'm still spinning around in laundry, cooking, cleaning, tending to my daughter, feeding the dogs and whatever miscellaneous tasks exist to accessorize the life of a working... woman.

My parents were here over the weekend, which by default meant cramming as much activity as humanly possibly into a 48-hour window, friends visited, we visited friends, there were 2 trips to the lake, and an unwelcome slew of harassing contact from someone we at this point still tolerate, but who's proven to many of us that priorities can in fact include "proving a point" and "bullying people," even in adulthood. Don't worry, that last thing's been addressed and handed off to a bunch of uni's, so I'll spare that can of horseflies for another millenia, if you don't mind. We're thinking happy thoughts, today.

I have issues with delegation. That's not a secret.
It's not that I am just that confident in my multi-tasking abilities; rather, I struggle with this strange guilt whenever I put onto the shoulders of others the things that I feel I should be able to handle on my own. I've been working on this issue since I was old enough to recognize it.... I'm 20 years in, at least and still working.

It boiled down to a combination of comments made yesterday and a stalling moment of clarity that hit me today as we were standing on the boardwalk at volleyball. It is Wednesday after all. My first priority tonight was to park my car in a well-lit, self-preserving parking spot, in hopes of avoiding any parking lot mishaps like the one from this time last week. The sun was out, there wasn't a drop of that forecasted rain in sight, and Hahana was stuffed to the gills with smiling, summer-clad people.

[Sidenote: SUMMER. YESSSSSSSSSS!]

Anyway, Rob showed up at HB just as we were finishing the last of a 3-set match. Kalyn arrived shortly after, following a last-minute, unavoidable work function. It was kind of an off-day for all of us.. haha. I don't know that I've ever seen that many people at HB on Wednesday; it became a bottleneck of people trying to traverse the boardwalk between courts and the main building that we soon decided wasn't worth waiting out.

But.... as I stood there in a swarming crowd of probably 200 people, I took a deep breath and just exhaled. I did it again, and then one more time. I could't pinpoint the last time I'd actually done that, and all at once I felt as though I'd been unclipped from whatever tension-mounted spring I'd been wrapped around. The sun felt warmer, the noise around me faded a little, and I was able to really focus, for the first time in a few days, on one single thing, which at that time was the four people right in front of me. I paired this with the comment Rob made yesterday:

"I feel like you've been in a mood, or something, over the last couple days. You're on a short fuse. Are you happy?"

Whoa.

Slow.
Down,
Self.

To answer that: YES. I am happy. There are always more things in life that I wouldn't mind having, but my immediate list of needs is more than satisfied, and there's no room to complain: God. family. friends. job. comfortable living. purpose. ✓✓✓✓✓✓, and then ✓ again for whatever else I missed there.

This isn't the first, and I'm sure won't be the last time this happens to me, either, but I'm human and I don't always have the acute peripheral vision I want in separating the whirlwind of daily life from my own personal balance. I stood there on the boardwalk tonight and felt as though I'd seriously been deaf for the past 5 days and was just then regaining the ability to hear and process anything. Weird is a pretty fair description of that sensation.

Really, this is more of a memento to my future self, for the next time I find myself in some uncharted moment of lucidity. Right now, I'm home on the couch with my toes curled up around a sherpa blanket and my head against the shoulder of my best friend. Whereas volleyball typically carries us into the double-digit night hours, tonight ended early and I'm okay with that.

I needed to slow down.
Check. ✓

See you tomorrow (:

xo | cmd

Subie Snafu

My poor Subie.

First it was the two tires that needed to be replaced. Then it was the rock chip in my windshield on the trip to Illinois for Ali's birthday bash. The perpetually recurring splotches of bird poo won't stop until I either shave down the tree that hovers over our driveway, or find somewhere else to park.

Tonight, it was sheerly an accident, but Subie happened to land in the wrong spot at the wrong time. Someone backed up out of a parking spot right into her. In his defense, she's fine aside from some cosmetic damage, and the driver did everything he was supposed to do post-collision.

ouchie :(

Fortunately for me, Becky & Mike just happened to be standing by Becky's car, which was parked right behind mine, and witnessed the entire thing. Rob was just a few hundred yards away and was able to break down the cost of repair to the kid as an itemized list for parts, paint and labor. The kid was more than compliant to get it all taken care of, and from what it looks like now, we'll be settling this outside of his insurance. All is well.

After settling details over the Subie, we all decided we were hungry, so off to VT it was.

yummmm!

I. FORGOT... that they had fried green beans here. Folks, if there's one food vice-slash-maaaajor-weakness that I have, it's fried green beans. It's become a tradition whenever we visit Illinois to stop at Bindy's for no other reason than the fried green beans. It was the only place I'd found so far that has gotten them right. How I forgot VT serves them too is beyond me, but I'm definitely remembering now. Haha.

this. this half-eaten pile of fried gb's..

It really is the small things in life that keep me entertained. (:
Here's a candid shot then of my friends trying to define the difference between Bindy's gb's and VT's gb's. They weren't exactly the same, so off they were on an internet quest to figure it out. Who knows if they ever did..

sleuths!

Tomorrow's a new day.
I hope you and yours have a great rest of the week!

xo | cmd

Becky's At the Beach!

Today was a pretty decent day!

First, it was warm out all day. Like, super warm. It's finally starting to feel like SUMMER! That's a lot of fun of course when you're not clad head-to-toe in office clothes, but it didn't take long before work passed by and the league players at Hahana Beach started trickling in for some sun, sand and ball.

Kalyn had a work function tonight, and poor Beth is still trying shake off a bug, so it was just Chad and I left to hold down our team for the tournament brackets. Fortunately, we pulled in Paul, who has always been our go-to guy since Kalyn and I played on a team with him. The problem is that Kalyn and I are notoriously awful at having female friends, therefore our options for another girl sub were pathetically limited. We came up with Becky and....... yeah, Becky was pretty much it. I put the feeler out there to see if she'd do it, and luckily enough, she begrudgingly obliged.

No, she didn't really want to play.
Yes, she did it because she's an awesome friend like that.
AND...
... by the time the night was over, we could barely peel her off the sand.

She loved it! I figured she would, but I don't blame her for being self-conscious about her volleyball skills since she doesn't regularly play and hasn't touched one since high school. However, as with really every other sport she touches, she was great and I love that she came out (:

Here are two super-duper blurry pictures to capture tonight.. haha:

take 1

take 2 - still blurry.
... whatever

Oh well :p.

We had a blast. Mike and Rob joined us to hang out, eat dinner and cheer us on. Our first game was scheduled at 6:15pm, and this sucker's backdated because our clan finally rolled out of the place around 12:30.... AM. Haha.

This is what summer's gonna look like, and I can't wait!

xo | cmd 

VB & MSC ♥

I have no idea where the day went, but I know I was focused mainly on volleyball tonight. Paul stepped in for Beth, who was out sick tonight [feel better SOON, Beth!!]. We snagged a win for the night, and picked up our league shirts.



woot! hahana beach spring '14 (:

It's unusual for us to head out after just two or three hours at Hahana, but this time around, we found ourselves hungrier than usual, so we bid farewell to Paul and made the short trip over to Main Street, where Rob met us just as the food was being delivered to the table. Nice timing ;)  

good old msc

These two places are staple stops in our routine, and I expect plenty more nights spent at both.

Two more days til the weekend, friends. Make the rest of the week awesome!

xo | cmd


work
dropped off rent check
Vball w/ the gang.
Paul played in place of Beth.
WE WON!
Got shirts!
Main street cafe afterwards, Rob joined.