Kelly's Day 33: Birthday dinner.

Kristin and I woke up and ate our chia pudding for breakfast before we hit Ashtanga. I have to say, Kristin is one tough cookie! She was in so much pain Thursday that she could only walk down our stairs backwards on Friday. Today, she woke up and practiced Ashtanga~a yoga practice that is not for the faint of heart!

Check out our Chia Pudding!

This is what I've been ordering at Luna's Living Kitchen...

But this serving didn't run me Eight bucks!

Now that I'm looking at that picture, it doesn't look that appetizing inside my green bowl. Huh.

After Ashtanga, we grabbed some juice and fruit and went straight to Tate's final game of the soccer tournament, and even though it was a consolation game, it was a big victory for the team because we finally beat a team that has beat us twice before.

We stopped for french fries on the way home. When we got home, I had an avocado and made all the kids meatball sandwiches. Kristin left after lunch to get home. I have to say, it was a really busy weekend. Normally, we would have stayed up to "pow-wow" a lot later, but we are both obviously just BEAT. We stayed up one night until 10:30. I know, PAR-TAY! It's a testament to the fact that we are TOTALLY...DRAINED.

My husband put together a little surprise birthday dinner (My birthday is WEDNESDAY! You still have time to shop!) with several of my friends at my one of my Charlotte favs, Cowfish. I gave myself a little break. It was my birthday dinner. I ordered sushi, and I ate a LOT of it. I hope my body doesn't revolt. For my birthday dessert, Dallas had them bring me a cup of fruit. It had a candle, which I almost forgot to blow out, and they also brought honey! YUM! Dipping raspberries in honey might be my new favorite past time.

Can you guess which drink is mine?

Hint: It's not a Mimosa.

Overall, this weekend was awesome. I got to spend time with my family, my old friend, our soccer club family, and "new" friends!

Blessed.
Blessed!
Blessed!!!

Grace and Peace~
Kelly