A Saturday Much Improved From the Previous

Indeed, it's hard to top a truly sloth day in which you only leave bed twice, and those times are only to attempt to feed yourself. Very relaxing, this spring break was definitely the kind that makes you think you need a break from your break. Spring break was awesome, and if i had the chance to do it again, I would have booked it just as full, but it was really great to have a day to recover from it. I sat in my bed in my pajamas all day blogging. I didn't think catching up my blog would be very much work as I had kept hand written entries in my journal. It was more draining than I would have expected, however. I wrote ten entries over the course of the day, and was exhausted once again, mostly due to the fact that I have almost no groceries. I literally had rice, lasagna noodles, mac and cheese (which I'm saving)tea and frozen vegetables. I didn't have enough motivation to make rice, talk about lazy, so I was ecstatic to find a bun left over from when Stu and I had our lasagna night. I put the last of my butter on it, microwaved it, and poured a sugar packet I pilfered from one of the spring break restaurants over top. It was amazing, and the source of my nutrition for the day. I really should have gone out for groceries knowing that on Sunday they would all be closed, but I didn't. Instead I stayed in my pajamas and talked to Stu, and arranged to pick up my friend Jessica Williams, who is studying abroad in Whales, and a few of the other girls in her program from the airport. They were spending the first few days of their three week spring break in Rome, and I had helped them pick out their hostel a few weeks earlier. We figured out the details, and I agreed to pick them up at ten thirty, meaning I wouldn't be able to attend a Palm Sunday mass (disappointing but doable). The clocks switched for Daylight Savings time during the night, but I didn't have to change my phone because it was still set to London time. I once again prepared for a full night of restful sleep.