To say that the last few days have been chaos in the Big Smoke would be an understatement. Our weather has been all over the place with temperatures rising and then plummeting. We've been dumped on with snow and now, good old Mother Nature has covered the city in ice. So needless to say, I've taken my workouts inside. Yes folks, I hit the 'mill on Saturday for just over 13km and I did it again this morning for another 7km. That was before the sun came out and melted some of the crap on the roads. So of course, I HAD to go out for another run. It would have been a cryin' shame not to. Words cannot describe how happy that made me. It may have been -10 but I didn't care. I was OUTSIDE in the SUNSHINE. It doesn't get much better than that. What a fabulous way to spend Christmas Eve day.
Our neighbourhood was lucky enough to not lose power during or after the storm, thank goodness. I can't even begin to tell you how grateful I am for that. It meant that I got to spend my Sunday afternoon like this:
There was a good solid nap involved- I'd been out late every night for the last four nights in a row (say what?!). And of course, a couple of hours of Top Gear watching. It was so nice to have a lazy Sunday after all the running around and late nights I've had over this past week. It was also G's birthday and he was happy to spend the afternoon with his feet up in front of the fire.
We don't start our Christmas insanity until tomorrow. G and I usually have a nice dinner and exchange our gifts tonight. Tomorrow we go to his sister's place in the morning and open presents with the kids and then we drive to Guelph for dinner with my family. And more present exchanging. Then we drive home. On Boxing Day everyone comes to our place for another feast. I seriously LOVE this time of year!!!
Merry Christmas to all you folks that follow along. I hope you all have a wonderful holiday!!
Do you have any Christmas traditions?
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We always have Christmas Eve dinner with my family and have eaten the same meal as long as I can remember. I think that is our only real Christmas tradition.
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