One of my girlfriends and I went to a ballet class last. Now I know that spinning is not a full contact sport or anything, and I know I haven't danced in say -forever, but I've been pretty good about working out, and didn't think it would be that bad. Class went well! I had a blast, and the teacher was awesome. I didn't have to wear a leotard, and my friend's mom played the piano for class. I felt great afterward, all stretchy and loose. The feeling actually lasted through this morning. Let me tell you, it's seldom I wake up in a good mood, and even more seldom that I don't need coffee to fake said good mood. But this morning, I still felt amazing. I went to work all charged up and convinced that I need to go to ballet class every week.

Well, I sat at my desk all day. My thighs have officially rebelled. They told me, and I quote "You suck. You used us, and abused us. Now you shall pay." All I can say is Ow?

The fella and I have been planning a vacation for a long time now. Last October, we planned a cruise, only to cancel it about 6 months out because we were buying a house. Love the house, still don't regret the decision. So then we got married, and put off a honeymoon so he could start his new job. Also a smart decision if you ask me. We were finally ready to book tickets to London, when we made our list of things we wanted to see / do while we were there. Seeing a play at the Globe Theater was at the top of both our lists, and their season doesn't start until next year. So we decided to do a mini-vacation this year, and London next year.

We talked about Las Vegas, but neither of us like to gamble, and we don't do the whole club scene. We talked about camping in a national park, but the fella isn't an outdoorsy type. We talked about Gencon, but timing didn't work out. Enter John Stewart and Steven Colbert from stage left.

So yeah. There's this Rally to Restore Sanity in DC on the National Lawn. We kinda thought it was a good idea. Then Colbert decided to have a competing March to Restore Terror. We are going. To which, you might ask? Does it matter? I respond.

If we go to the John Stewart side, I will carry a sign that says "Insert Explicative Here." If we go the to Steven Colbert side, I will wear a pink suit, and pillbox hat and a button that says Sarah Palin for President, 2012.

Scads, I love Halloween!