It's A Sunny Day...

And I'm oh so glad. It reminds me of summer. Oh my, I can't WAIT for summer!

Yesterday was a good, but pretty jam-packed day, as my days tend to be. I woke up around 7:00, so that I could leave the house by 7:45 with my mom and Tim's mom. It was day two of the Liz Curtis Higgs conference! Once we got there, we also met up with Mimi, my wonderful grandmother! They were serving breakfast, so my gluten-free self helped myself to fruit, vanilla yogurt, AND a strawberry smoothie. The rest of the things that they had was basically Gluten City. But I was a happy camper. Haha.

The conference was FANTASTIC. Liz Curtis Higgs is one of the cutest, funniest speakers that I've ever seen (she's up there with Beth Moore), but she really knows how to bring it home and really teach her audience something meaningful. Her faith, and the transformation that had happened when she became a Christ follower, were totally incredible. I'm so glad that we went. It was beyond worth missing work for!

...Speaking of work. After the conference, I headed straight to work (not without driving through Wendy's on the way! I mean, I can't turn down gluten free fries...). It was a good day, but definitely really busy and tiring. Julia, Erin, AND Tim all came to paint while I was working! That totally made my day! Seriously.

After work, the plan was for Tim and I to go out to eat, and then to go see Joyful Noise around 8:30. But, nope, things don't usually happen as planned, don't ya know. One thing lead to another. It started off with us deciding to have dinner at Tim's house instead! I had gluten free pizza. Fantastic! I love how so many places have gluten free pizza now! Then, it was decided that Tim needed a haircut, so his mom and I plopped him down on a stool and got to work! It's a good thing his mom somewhat-knew what she was doing, because I sure didn't! I was mainly the consultant. But, I must say, the end result was quite fabulous! Or, handsome, I should say. He looked GREAT.

By this point, it wasn't too late to make it to our movie, but we were feeling lazy, so we decided to just stay at his house and watch a movie there. I'm so glad we did, though, because we watched one of my favorite movies. The Notebook. Wow. It's (almost) up there with Titanic, A Walk To Remember, Shawshank Redemption, Up, and The Artist! It was Tim's (and his mom's) first time to see it, and I'm pretty sure they liked it too!

So, I got home around midnight after a crazy but lovely day. It didn't take me long to crawl into this bed of mine and fall asleep!

Good day!

-caylielane.