As if the first half of my weekend wasn’t good enough, the second half turned out to be just as lovely.
On Saturday after brunch I decided to opt for a less-than-productive afternoon. It was a good decision.
90 minutes of napping later, I was ready for the night ahead. Monica came over and we split a ginormous salad topped with salmon, shrimp, and avocado.
Then we headed out for the night. Silly cab ride photos ensued, naturally.
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Our first stop: Jane Hotel for a friend’s birthday party.
Second stop: Mister H for a friend’s birthday party.
Third stop: Marquee for…party.
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And then there was Sunday. Ohh Sunday…way to be the most beautiful day ever. I enjoyed the gorgeous weather by brunching outside with some babes.
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…followed by a stroll along the water to enjoy the sights of spring, and stopping to lay on the grass concrete.
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Last but not least, probably the highlight of my weekend was getting to take my first ride on Starburst. We rode to and from church in the evening, which totaled just about 10 miles! Guess I’m going to have to get back in shape, ha.
Now here I am on this Monday morning, with a full heart and excited for the week ahead. I’ll leave with you a snippet from yesterday’s devo…
Enjoy your Monday, friends 
Do you try to be productive on weekends, or use them for fun/rest?
Victoria says
Looks like a really great time with friends. I find myself working on most weekends. But it actually hit me yesterday (Sunday) that I need to take time to breath and enjoy my family. Put the laptop, email, and phone on the back burner.
Love this!! I think it would be so fun to be able to ride around NYC.
Sounds like the second half of your weekend was just as good as the first! A relaxing Saturday, complete with a nap sounds perfect before a fun night out!
Still super, super jealous of your bike. I’m glad you were able to put it to use this weekend!
And nothing compares to Sunday brunch after a night on the town. I really think it’s a big city thing though- all of my friends who live in other parts of the country don’t understand it!
haha yes definitely a city thing - when I lived in PA brunch was usually only a holiday/special occasion thing!
I ADORE that last quote! Where is it from? That was so what I needed to read today! x
It’s from “Cheque Book of the Bank of Faith” by Charles Spurgeon
my favorite devotional!