I always go to the Rochester Public Market where I'm surrounded by people speaking different languages and in different modes of dress (at least the women). It is, for me, what other people experience as "church". It helps me feel connected to people (people collectively).

Retired earned it after 50 years of that

I'm working today too, but I have a pretty leisurely schedule. Driving up to Hanalei this afternoon to meet with clients to discuss their wedding which is happening tomorrow, and then driving down to Poipu to conduct a sunset beach wedding. I'll have lovely views on my commute both ways and will be working barefoot in the sand as the sun goes down.

I'm one of the rare people who look forward to work, since my gigs are pretty damn nice and relaxing! Working with couples in love and celebrating what a good thing they've found with each other. Then I go home alone, which is fine with me!

Pretty much the same - two more night shifts and then 10 days off, with a trip to Colorado in the works.

Dragging my bum to work as well .

Early morning: Hit the Farmer's Market for fresh vegetables and fruit.

Afternoon: Spit-shine house.

Evening: Make Braised Chicken with Vegetables with my new beau.

Dragging my ass into work as well