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crafty_packratI went to my eye doctor this morning, and things look okay -- the eyedrops are working. He also got a fancy new machine to measure the thickness of various nerve layers, so I won't have to take off Mondays twice a year for it anymore.
I then went to Eastern Market, which is a lot of fun to walk around even if you're not interested in buying any of the goods. There are some gorgeous pottery and furniture being offered, along with more usual fare. I have a blue catfish po'boy for breakfast, along with hibiscus agua fresca.
Then I swung by Labyrinth Games and Puzzles and asked about 5-Minute Dungeon. They were all out of the game, but they did have a 5-Minute Marvel variant (you can play as Squirrel-Girl!). Instead I bought Ravine on the recommendation of one of the clerks.
I met up withgreenygal and A Person to be Pseudonymed Later, and we walked to the Tidal Basin to look at the cherry trees. It was a crush, as it always is. The blossoms are gorgeous, of course, and there seemed to be a kite festival at the Washington Monument.
Then we went to the Sackler, and walked through the underground parts of the complex until we came out of the African Art Museum, and from there walked to the Metro, so that we could go have lunch at Clyde's and I could then go to my appointment at the hair salon.
I had a long day, I had a lot of fun, and now I am tired.
I then went to Eastern Market, which is a lot of fun to walk around even if you're not interested in buying any of the goods. There are some gorgeous pottery and furniture being offered, along with more usual fare. I have a blue catfish po'boy for breakfast, along with hibiscus agua fresca.
Then I swung by Labyrinth Games and Puzzles and asked about 5-Minute Dungeon. They were all out of the game, but they did have a 5-Minute Marvel variant (you can play as Squirrel-Girl!). Instead I bought Ravine on the recommendation of one of the clerks.
I met up with
greenygal and A Person to be Pseudonymed Later, and we walked to the Tidal Basin to look at the cherry trees. It was a crush, as it always is. The blossoms are gorgeous, of course, and there seemed to be a kite festival at the Washington Monument.Then we went to the Sackler, and walked through the underground parts of the complex until we came out of the African Art Museum, and from there walked to the Metro, so that we could go have lunch at Clyde's and I could then go to my appointment at the hair salon.
I had a long day, I had a lot of fun, and now I am tired.
