Wasn’t it Sunday a minute ago?
Took Sunday & Monday off this week.
Got lots of picture taking and dining out in, but not much else.
Laundry and other chores went undone. And quite frankly I don’t give a fig.
Retail has been busy the last two days, so I haven’t been able to pop online as much as I like. And you all know – I do like.
Got my Wordless Wednesday up, and Thursday Challenge is ready to go. The TC topic is old this week, and I chose three pics from my online album. My Wordless Wednesday is three random shots from a walk through the East Village on Sunday.
Sunday was lovely. Friend came in from Jersey, and we went on what turned out to be another power walk. It was intended, it just happened. Actually we walked even more than last week.
Dinner was at the Lunelle in Little Italy. We chose it because of the fellow stationed outside to bring ‘em in. He was a genuine Italiano in a jaunty wool newsboy cap. As we approached he greeted us with a cheery Buono Sera, and details of the culinary delights which awaited with – who could resist.
I had my favorite Bolognese over Farfelle, Slivers of Eggplant with Melted Cheese and Grilled Sweet Red Peppers, Polenta w/Three Mushroom Sauce, and for dessert Tartufo soaked in Grand Marnier.
We gladly handed over payment for that meal!
Retail has been busy for the last couple of days, which is always good.
Heart wrote from his travels, and sent links to pictures. Miss talking to him much.
I’m going to spend the evening uploading pictures to my flickr, and here too of course.
Catch you later.
You can check out my Wordless Wednesday & other memes here.

I have to tell you, I was sooo disappointed when I first visited Little Italy. I guess I remembered that scene from the Godfather where Dinero runs along the rooftops for what seemed like miles. Then I see it in real life and it’s like, what, a block and a half?
Mmm–sounds delicious! And I love the line about not giving a fig about the chores. They’re always there waiting when you take a break from having fun anyway…unfortunately