Thanks for a lazy Saturday

Today was a day to relax!! My whole family hit the snooze button and slept really late. I got up the earliest at 10:00 am. We all need to just relax sometimes and enjoy a slower pace. Here are my thanks dedicated to being a little lazy.

1) Thanks for a good night's sleep and being able to stay in bed to 10:00 am.

2) Thanks for a beautiful warm sunny day. It felt like 60 which is warm for November and makes up for the Halloween snow storm.

3) Had a nice lunch with my daughter Liz today. We went to Bertucci's one of our favorite family italian restaurants. They make the best fresh rolls ever. We enjoyed sharing a chicken parmigiana lunch entree.

4) Thanks to my sister-in-law Ginny. We had a nice time talking on the phone catching up for an hour.

Hope you enjoyed some lazy moments to relax today.

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