Curvie Girlie
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As sure as Bunny will have a great weekend
Well, I was at it again!
I wish I had a camera, I WANT you guys and gals to see/her how truly tripped out these Burning-Man-esque DJ dance events are! Homespun Winter Solstice in SF was excellent--the music was superb, I had a fantastic time with Peezey, and I finally feel very comfortable, welcome, and liked by all the same kids I keep seeing over and over again at the past parties and shows. One girl I danced with and had met last Tuesday at the pizza/wine bar place, told me I should come EVERY Tuesday "to hang out with all your friends and dance
"--yes there was a smile in her voice I felt very loved, especially when one of the DJs spinning in the smaller room upstairs at the venue saw me when I first walked in, dropped his jaw, and then gave me a hug after his set. I, of course, danced especially for him and then Rastatronics, whose picture I took and made look cool, attached below (taken with my phone from an angle below him).
Peezey and I checked into THIS hotel, Inn San Francisco, one of the mansions NOT destroyed by the 1906 FIRESTORMS after the 7.8 earthquake that started the fire. Peezey just chose that place because it was closest to the venue, but it turned out to be beautiful, with a 360 degree view of San Francisco on the balcony/roof, and a non-chlorinated hot tub we took a dip in, before the show AND the quirky old man who checked us in decided he liked us so much, he upgraded our room to the $245 room
at no charge!!!
Saturday I worked, then drove to the East Bay and hung out with my best friend and my niece and baby's daddy for my niece's 3rd birthday, my goodness how time flies! I spent the night (but ate too much vegetarian pizza before crashing) and in the early morning took the dogs for a walk, Heather and Oggie. Heather is an 11 year-old German Shepard/Chow, and I've known her since she was a puppy--she was GLAD to see me and was constantly licking me and staring at me adoringly. Oggie is a 6 month old pitbull/sharpe, and he loved me too--no sense of personal space at all and very rambunctious! I enjoyed my cold mornign walk with them, said goodbye to the family, and drove back to Santa Cruz in time for Kelly's 10:30am Yoga class. I ran into my friend Jesse Hiatt who has an awesome band and just finished his first CD--his sound is Afro-funk-Soul and he even has some brass band members from Sly and the Family Stone on his album. Jesse took me out to lunch at Bonny Doon Winery's new cafe/tasting room, and I had a veggie pizza paired with a delicious flight of Sangiovese, Nebbiolo, and Vin Gris. Afterward we went to his house and listened to his music, played on his piano (I got him to play the jazzy opening of Mac Dre's Feelin' Myself), and I helped him do Yoga and gave him Thai Massage. Then I went to Chris's house and watched The Dark Knight for the first time, and then at 10:30pm I picked Nick up from Greyhound in the rain in San Jose (he's back from L.A.). My good deed for the day
Here's Jesse playing one of his songs on the piano Out of my League. I filmed it when I had my old camera.
Bleeding hard, cramps, Day 2--146.5 lbs after binging on chocolate and pizza all weekend--not bad at all! Thanks for Yoga! 
Well, I was at it again!
I wish I had a camera, I WANT you guys and gals to see/her how truly tripped out these Burning-Man-esque DJ dance events are! Homespun Winter Solstice in SF was excellent--the music was superb, I had a fantastic time with Peezey, and I finally feel very comfortable, welcome, and liked by all the same kids I keep seeing over and over again at the past parties and shows. One girl I danced with and had met last Tuesday at the pizza/wine bar place, told me I should come EVERY Tuesday "to hang out with all your friends and dance
"--yes there was a smile in her voice I felt very loved, especially when one of the DJs spinning in the smaller room upstairs at the venue saw me when I first walked in, dropped his jaw, and then gave me a hug after his set. I, of course, danced especially for him and then Rastatronics, whose picture I took and made look cool, attached below (taken with my phone from an angle below him).Peezey and I checked into THIS hotel, Inn San Francisco, one of the mansions NOT destroyed by the 1906 FIRESTORMS after the 7.8 earthquake that started the fire. Peezey just chose that place because it was closest to the venue, but it turned out to be beautiful, with a 360 degree view of San Francisco on the balcony/roof, and a non-chlorinated hot tub we took a dip in, before the show AND the quirky old man who checked us in decided he liked us so much, he upgraded our room to the $245 room
at no charge!!!Saturday I worked, then drove to the East Bay and hung out with my best friend and my niece and baby's daddy for my niece's 3rd birthday, my goodness how time flies! I spent the night (but ate too much vegetarian pizza before crashing) and in the early morning took the dogs for a walk, Heather and Oggie. Heather is an 11 year-old German Shepard/Chow, and I've known her since she was a puppy--she was GLAD to see me and was constantly licking me and staring at me adoringly. Oggie is a 6 month old pitbull/sharpe, and he loved me too--no sense of personal space at all and very rambunctious! I enjoyed my cold mornign walk with them, said goodbye to the family, and drove back to Santa Cruz in time for Kelly's 10:30am Yoga class. I ran into my friend Jesse Hiatt who has an awesome band and just finished his first CD--his sound is Afro-funk-Soul and he even has some brass band members from Sly and the Family Stone on his album. Jesse took me out to lunch at Bonny Doon Winery's new cafe/tasting room, and I had a veggie pizza paired with a delicious flight of Sangiovese, Nebbiolo, and Vin Gris. Afterward we went to his house and listened to his music, played on his piano (I got him to play the jazzy opening of Mac Dre's Feelin' Myself), and I helped him do Yoga and gave him Thai Massage. Then I went to Chris's house and watched The Dark Knight for the first time, and then at 10:30pm I picked Nick up from Greyhound in the rain in San Jose (he's back from L.A.). My good deed for the day
Here's Jesse playing one of his songs on the piano Out of my League. I filmed it when I had my old camera.
Bleeding hard, cramps, Day 2--146.5 lbs after binging on chocolate and pizza all weekend--not bad at all!
Thanks for Yoga! 
LOL! 
Depending on if I like Bikram, I might splurge for a 10 pass card for $120, saving $30. Or I might just make it a once a month thing.
Oh what fun! 
AND PIZZA lately! This doesn't worry me--My body still looks good so far and I feel better/more on top of my game now that I started. Post period feelings are always more weight loss friendly 
I think he took all his music off his myspace account temporarily, while he tries to sell his album, but in case he puts music back up........
Serious!!!! 
After my period's over I bet I'll be back down to 144, 143.5, and Friday kicks off my celebration and devotion to dieting and kicking up my cardio into OVERDRIVE!!! Yoga has really kept me lean, although yesterday I just was tired and did laundry after having dinner over at Chris's house, and went to bed early. I woke up super early on accident and used the time to build the fire back up, and go back to sleep--I'd planned on doing Yoga this morning but only had time for some pranayama (relaxing breathing techniques) and a couple sun salutations before I jumped into the shower.
OH there it is! 
