Kind of a Hot Date

I figured since last Friday's post was titled "Like a Hot Date, But Different" that this week's title should be somewhat similar because it really did end up being a fun date of sorts.

Yesterday, I drove to Adam's office (which is also Randy's office building) to meet him so we could go to a nearby medical billing business so he could introduce me to the woman who does the hiring there.


When I arrived at his office, he was on the phone doing business with a client. I sometimes forget he's a grown-up, responsible man person and not just my younger brother who gives great advice and SEP sessions.


Since Adam was taking awhile on the phone, I hobbled (still!) down to Randy's office to say hi to him. I have serious monitor envy when seeing his computer set-up because his screen is about double the size of ours at home!


Adam joined us in Randy's office and was using his beloved and life-changing, new iPhone so I couldn't resist comparing my lovely brick-like cell phone. To drive the difference home even harder he played video on his phone while I took the picture! I must proudly point out that mine displays the time. Good grief! (You can see Randy's matching brick phone in the back ground as well.)


After we talked briefly with the nice woman at the medical billing place, Adam took me to Goodwood for some lunch and SEP. Pretty much any one-on-one conversation with Adam turns into an SEP session, but I'm fine with that because it's never dull and is always a substantial conversation. (Looking at this food is torturous to me now that it's a day and a half later and I'm so hungry!)

SEP session highlight: Importance of confronting personal weaknesses so we can realistically improve ourselves rather than going through life in a way that is just coping and hoping for change. This is a usually a very uncomfortable process, but yields great results when done.


Following our long lunch we went to Down East Home to check things out and then walked next door to TJ Maxx to look at books and stationery (I got a couple good mail items for sending). It was delightful to browse these two stores while talking to him though I fear we made a ruckus with our laughing.


Our final stop was Hagermann's Deli/Bakery because he wanted to expose me to its goodness. I ordered a Blondie and he got a couple turnovers and we sat and talked and ate those. The desserts pushed us over the edge of fullness, which wasn't pleasant, but they were awfully good going in.


We took this self-portrait with his iPhone (he mocks me so). It had been such an enjoyable 3 hour outing for us and definitely took the edge off the fact that I wasn't at Creative Friday.

**This was kind of a hot date right?
Do enjoy wandering TJ Maxx?
Do you have modern, cell phone technology?
Do you ever have meal envy?**

Comment Window Tidbit: I'm all kinds of tired, but still awake with a messy kitchen. That's just not right.