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Bad Samaritan

Today I magically had the day off! I worked on decorations for Catherine’s bachelorette party and supplies for her shower. I also did a weigh in at the gym for a program I am on. I lost 7 pounds by that scale. My scale says 9. Who knows. Either way it’s still progress! 

I made odd food choices today though. Because I had the day off, I ended up sleeping in weirdly which set me behind on breakfast so I just didn’t eat it. And then I got so hungry I was dizzy and fading but I had to go to an appointment so I got one of the fast foods I am allowed to have which is Taco Bell. Dinner was chicken with lentil zucchini pasta and veggies. I need to find a better brand of steamed veggies... anyway food was odd today.

My app talked about something that is soooo relevant: 



I am a precious resource. There only so much of me. So today’s little recharge was nice. Peter and I went and saw Bad Samaritan which is a weird seemingly low budget thriller that just hit theaters. With MoviePass we have the freedom to see the weird little movies. It was good in a sense and then weird in a sense. If you like David Tennant it might be worth checking out.o
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