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Admit it, you are excited.

So I'm home...

Oh, the humanity!

We got home last night from the most gorgeous vacation I have ever had.  We spent 6 nights in Cancun at Sun Palace.  It was absolutely wonderful!  Six and a half days of sitting by the pool or on the beach with a drink in hand!

Pretty much this was Dan's entire vacation:)

The view from my pool chair.  I also wanted to get pre-surgery foot in there.  Gross, huh?

This was the view from our balcony in the afternoon of the first day we were there.

We had $1500 in free vacation dollars so we upgraded our room to the concierge level.  It was great since we had a bigger balcony with a huge lounger along with the table and chairs.  We had a free dinner on the beach which we upgraded to lobster and champagne.  We each had a 25 minute back massage included in the concierge level.  We used our remaining money to get 50 minute massages and I had a hot stone pedicure.  

Each day was great.  We would get up, go to the gym then breakfast and to the pool.  After lunch we would sometimes stay at the pool but mostly go to the beach.  Then back to the room for a nap (or reading) and shower for dinner.  It was a wonderful trip and I hope to go again soon!

Yup--I'm old too

I got up early to let the cinnamon rolls rise (it snowed) and have been crocheting all day. That should be enough to tell me I'm old. Nuh-uh. The moment it hit me? A very Lisa moment when I checked the clock, thinking I was late getting to bed, only to realize it isn't even 9:00 yet.

Snoring

Since no one to few people read this, I rarely post. But for the two of you who sometimes check...

I'm sitting in my chair, watching an old Friends episode, drinking a glass of wine and listening to the most beautiful sound in the world--Tilly snoring. She is tucked under the blanket so that she is leaned up against my leg. She has this waffling snore that I will miss. Sometimes she sleeps in bed with us and she goes back and forth all night...I'd say tucking herself in against my tummy (the only appropriate word in this case) but really it is throwing her whole 18 pounds in exhaustion against me. Now and again my sleep apnea dog quits snoring and has face spasms until she starts breathing again. She's my baby.