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I've gotta warn you, I am running on less than five hours of sleep right now, so I am not sure how cohesive this post is going to be. Trust me, it won't be a crap post, I have some really good photos to share from the weekend, but I just don't know right now how much sense it is going to make.
It was only a matter of time, but last night I instigated the vicious cycle of lawn mowing. I am now beholden to cut my lawn at least once per week until Autumn comes back or we hit a dry spell and everything turns yellow. I always forget just how much of a toll push mowing takes on my body until I get those first couple of times out of the way each Spring.
You might recall earlier this week I was talking in my post about how @mrsbozz and I went to a minor league baseball game with some of the staff at her school. If you missed it, you can check it out here. Well, as you might imagine at that ball game adult beverages were being had (of course), and at some point one of my wife's colleagues agreed that we would complete their team of six for a music trivia night that was happening later in the week.
Are you familiar with the term "jumping the shark"? It's typically used to reference a point in TV series or movies when a completely fine show goes from good to bad. For example, have you ever had a TV show that you absolutely love? The first two season are fantastic, then in the third season they decide to introduce a new character or diverge from canon? People then might say "that show jumped the shark after season 2".
With all of the media available to us these days, it's only a matter of odds that you would likely miss a thing or two. Have you ever been in a conversation with someone and you are talking about a movie or a TV show and they say "I can't believe you have never seen that!". It's not that you have never heard of it, but you just haven't carved out the time to sit down and watch it.
I don't know about you, but my long Easter weekend was pretty jam packed and much too short! I have really been loving this community that @galenkp created for talking about all things weekend. He also posts some really good writing prompts each week if your weekend isn't altogether exciting. I encourage you to check it out if you haven't.