Blogging today from the ATL airport waiting on my connecting flight to Albany, GA. Just a recap of our eventful weekend!! * I can't stand the ATL airport.*
Saturday
Yard Sale - Wasn't a HUGE success but my sister and I managed to rake in around $160. Still have a ton of clothes to get rid of. Our neighborhood holds an annual Fall Yard Sale so we may hold on to everything until then or make a donation to the Salvation Army.
Yard Work - Wrapped up the yard sale around noon and headed to Home Depot. We'd been talking about doing a little landscaping for months and the yard work bug hit us on Saturday. We bought pine bark nuggets to freshen the flower beds and small hay bales & gorgeous mums to decorate our entryway for the fall (photos to come later!). Our estimates were off on how many bags of bark nuggets we needed so we'll be heading back to Home Depot at some point this week or weekend to get more. EJ finally removed a horrible bush that was planted right outside our doorway -- it was so big! What we've done so far looks amazing though!!
Sushi & Who's Bad - After our long day of Yard Sale and Yard Work we got dolled up for a night out on the town to celebrate my good friend Jessica's birthday. Our night began with sushi and sake bombs at an amazing restaurant called Nikos. Great sushi, great music, amazing atmosphere, and a great big bill but it was well worth it. If you're ever in Charlotte check it out!
Sake Bombs at Niko's
We wrapped up our evening at Amos' Southend. A Michael Jackson cover band known as Who's Bad was playing. They weren't that great but we enjoyed ourselves. Actually we enjoyed ourselves a little too much and spent our entire Sunday recovering.
Michael Jackson (wannabe) in all his glory.Sunday
Wasted the entire day away napping on the couch watching movies and recovering from our night out. We are both plenty old enough to know better and we were very disappointed in ourselves for missing church. We've been visiting a church by our house for the past 3 months. We've been praying that we would be able to find a church where we could grow as Christians, meet young couples, and get involved in our community. We were to able get out of our funk yesterday afternoon to attend something the church calls "Dinner with the Pastor." Along with a few other folks we enjoyed a great dinner while getting to know the pastor and his wife as well as other church leaders. All of our questions about the church were answered and by the end of the evening we made the decision to become members through transfer of letter. We both were still members at our childhood churches. We are very excited and will officially be welcomed into the church family on Sunday. Keep us in your prayers as we start another new journey together!!
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I love yard sales! Although I have to say I enjoy shopping at them more than I do putting them on.
Sushi and sake bombs sounds amazing. I'm always in the mood for sushi!
I got your post and I LOVE Nicholas Sparks, too! Nothing sexier than a man who can write romantic novels and also love his wife and kids with his whole heart! I love your blog, btw. I kept up with EJ's some and now love keeping up with y'all through this blog. Y'all have such a wonderful relationship!
Too funny I had a yard sale last weekend too! And this weekend I'm taking my junk to a friend's yard sale, hopefully we can pull in a little extra cash. These are my first yard sales ever!
Congrats about being welcomed into your church family. It can be hard to find a church where you feel like you belong.
There's also a sushi place near the Gentleman's Club (great way to give directions, huh?!). They used to have a sushi chef there named Kenny and all I can say is FANTASTIC! We loaded Kenny up with some sake one time and he ended up back at a party with all of us in York!
I moved from York a little over three years ago. We come and visit and I still LOVE to head to Charlotte for some shopping!
Another restaurant to try is the Garden Cafe. It's near downtown York. Yummy!
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