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Monday, Monday

This was Valentine's weekend and we really did have a lovely Day. We had some time a lone and spent a lovely dinner at our favorite place: Panzano's. The food was delicious, the wine wonderful, and the people watching spectacular.

Warren really seemed to love the watch I gave him and I think was really touched that I 'took him' out for dinner. He gave me a gorgeous necklace and we broached the subject of 'forever' without actually saying anything. I love how we dance around that subject without coming to a conclusion, however, I think it's just a matter of time.

Missy continues to make strides (and not jsut walking my ass off). She has gotten into this thing about not coming out of the bedroom for other people. However, this morning as I was trying to get her ready for her walk she just jumped off of the sofa. Twice. I think in her excitement to go she forgot about the devil incarnate (better known as Lucy, the cat).

We have taken to keeping Lucy in Warren's room for a time at night so Missy can have some floor time without having to worry about an imminent attack. It also gives me a chance to feed her. I have started putting a bit of beef broth in her kibbles so she'll eat and I have no issues when we do that!

Warren has been a trouper through the whole dog thing. She was even cuddled up on his lap last night and snoring....gee, another snoring family member, go figure.

Hayley is off for two days. Hopefully the dog sitting goes well.

I didn't sleep well the last two nights but I'm hopeful a little relaxing bath and a glass of wine might help me tonight.

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