Falling leaves , puppy dog tails and denim jackets

I got out of the city again because someone asked me to work. I wasn't totally sold on going back home for the second weekend in a row, since it always takes me a bit to get back into my groove into the city when I go back and forth. My dog, as well as my parents, seemed happy to have me back and I enjoyed seeing the leaves and relaxing.

I was barely home long enough to eat spoonfuls of Nutella and grab my denim jacket to bring back to school. York was very pretty in the autumn sun but I got back on the train on Sunday morning to meet my friend for brunch. We went to this adorable little cafe in south Philly called Ants Pants Cafe. I had a sandwich with eggs, ham, tomato, avocado and brie. Delicious! I would recommend it as a treat, because it's a little pricey but even the coffee was a memorable aspect. I'm also happy to have my denim jacket, now it feels like fall.

    

Dwindling Weekends: Part Two

Only three more weekends until I'm in the city. I've become more worried by the fact I have no idea what I want to do in college (or if I even want to stay in school) and less excited about going to Philadelphia. As Riley accurately depicts, it was a pretty lazy weekend round here. I was scheduled to work on Friday but ended up being called off, which wasn't so fortunate since I could use some money.So we joined our friends for a little gathering to watch the Opening Ceremony for the Olympics and I got to wear my favorite patriotic/nautical skirt, which doubles as a strapless top. After being at a total loss for what to do and groaning about our boredom for a half hour, I grabbed my croquet set and we headed to the township park to play a round. Mostly, it ended up as competition to see who could smack the ball the furthest. Sunday came about in the same ho-hum fashion and we all spoke sentimentally and morosely about our departure while eating colorful treats from The Snow Barn. I really hope the next week is a time where we take more advantage of the time we have left instead of being so unmotivated.