Sake

When I have a really big high, like I did after this weekend of amazingness it normally doesn't come crashing down quite so fast! First the goodness that was this past weekend.

Some of my friends got together for a cook out this past Thursday night, and Mark was the main grill master!

 Then Sir Glenn took me on a surprise date to Shakespeare's Tavern on Friday night. It was so much fun! A for sure recommendation for a date night and/or for a guy to get out of the dog house, it worked for Glenn =)

Date day with Savannah! We got the opportunity to go to a craft festival of sorts on Saturday morning and then we had a great time exploring the Food Truck Park in Atlanta. You can read more about our adventures here and here.

On Sunday, Glenn came over and we made a yummy breakfast together followed by meeting up with friends by the river. I enjoyed talking with Jenny and watching our boys play soccer against kids half their age. They lost.

This morning I drank my morning coffee out of a mug that Rachel got, that I absolutely loved the saying! It is so true and little did I know that it would come in handy later in the day.

After the meltdown. I am now in Nashville and apparently so is the rest of the world. I could not find a hotel anywhere. I was stressed to the max of thinking that I might have to sleep in my car, because I did not want for my company to have to pay for a hotel room that cost $400 a night. That is the price of the only hotel that was vacant. Ridiculous. I finally settled on a hotel about 30 minutes outside of Nashville so a commute will be in order for the rest of the week. After pure panic induced by the thought of homelessness, I found a sushi restaurant within walking distance of my newly acquired hotel room. I knew it was meant to be, because the name of the restaurant was Sake.

Now it is time to begin my Skype date with my main man, and then hopefully get lots of sleep for the Tour De Colleges: Nashville Edition comes tomorrow!