I woke up for church around 8:15 (after I had snoozed my alarm about 4 times - I promise I'm not usually that bad) and found an email saying church was cancelled due to the weather (it was snowy). So, like any normal person, I yelled this information to Ben so he could hear me through his earplugs, then went back to sleep. For 3 hours. At least.
When we both finally woke up, I made pancakes. Blueberry for Ben and chocolate chip for me. Added Bonus: the dishes were done the night before by my beloved husband (rare instance, but I'll take what I can get), so I had a clean kitchen.
The day consisted mostly of a lot of laying around and being lazy. I finally got around to making dinner (we sorta skipped lunch...) where I made Stuffed Bell Peppers. *Flashback to my childhood, where I would pretty much beg my neighbors to have me over for dinner when they were having Stuffed Bell Peppers. It was a favorite of mine, and Amal sure knew how to cook em!*
Anyway, before I started dinner, I decided to make chocolate chip cookies (it was a chocolate chip kind of day, apparently - and let's be honest, when am I NOT thinking about dessert?). So, we had some delicious cookies for dessert. And we ate all 12 of them in less than an hour. Good thing I only made 12...? Sometimes I don't question why Ben has to make me eat healthy. =/
To finish off the night, I convinced Ben to let me use this homemade scrub on his hands and feet. We had a church activity on Saturday where we used this scrub to make our hands super soft, so I wanted him to feel just how soft his hands and feet could be. I even offered to rub his feet afterwards as a bribe. He then counter-bribed me, and told me we could watch Frozen if I rubbed his feet for 10 minutes each. Being the sucker I am, I totally gave in. And it was worth it. Frozen was hilarious. (Ben asked me if I was 5 years old because I enjoyed it so much - so what if I am..) Olaf is definitely my favorite.
Anyway, that was our day. Simple, yet pretty perfect. So what if we're like an old married couple. We've been married almost 4 years, so it definitely feels like it sometimes. And that's OK with me =]
PS - Canada's spell check totally sucks. It gets me all confused. For example - neighbors vs "neighbours" and favorite vs. "favourite." Ridiculous. I just want to speak American. Is that too hard to ask?
