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It is a ridiculous premise! 1 out of 5 of the couples actually got married! I do like the idea of falling in love based on emotions, conversations, connection instead of just physical attraction though.

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DH lost another 3.4 pounds last week. He is doing well on his WW program. He said part of his losing motivation is not wanting to have to buy new clothes. But his golf shorts may get too big and he doesn't have smaller sizes in them unlike his casual clothes. Peps most recent TT picture made him feel that he has to work harder - he said he will never look as buff as Peps.

Cool this morning: low 60's which we haven't seen for more than a month. Water aerobics will be a *****illy when we are partially out of the water. Today I may poke around some furniture consignment shops while DH is golfing. We are meeting friends from Cape Cod for dinner tonight.

Weather predictions for Spring Cleanup weekend on Cape Cod are terrible: rainy and low 40's. I'd love to skip it but I know DH would be unhappy if I did even though he wouldn't say anything. Unfortunately April and May on Cape Cod are frequently like that (a little warmer in May). That's why we aren't returning for the summer until May 25.

Noisy renovations going on next door. They started sawing stuff outside at 7 am. I think there is a rule that limits hours for that kind of thing but the rules are kept in scanned documents so I can't search for anything and can't find it otherwise. That's one thing my prior association did well - keeping rule documents up-to-date and accessible. Not so this one.

Time to get laundry in and get changed to take DH to golf. I will walk Justice after water aerobics (DH already took him for a short one).

Have a wholesome Wednesday!

I love that the kids have made you a character in their story!

Love is Blind sounds like a ridiculous premise. I don't like very much "reality" TV anyway partially because it is NOT reality.

Inspired by all the cooking here, I texted DH an ingredient list for white chicken chili. Hmmm, maybe it's not the cooking, but the shopping I'm finding tedious because once I got home and found all the ingredients neatly stacked on the kitchen table, it was easy to put it together (Well, the chicken was in the fridge, but right in front, not buried in the back, so easy peasy).

Tomorrow is DHs birthday! He turns 65. He won't go on Medicare yet, because I can keep him on my insurance until August. I already bought his present earlier. He wanted a Celtic Cross on a chain, and I wanted him to pick it out, so we went shopping at an Irish store in St. Paul. So tomorrow we will go out to dinner, and I bought a tiny cake from his favorite bakery. It will be a quiet celebration with just the two of us.

White Lotus was intriguing. For me, Posey Parker's character Victoria was the most fascinating.

We had a staff meeting today and my principal said as I was walking in, just a couple more of these for you! Yes, probably 2: May and June. My 4th hour class has made up a story that I am an international spy and the reason I'm "retiring" is because I am being reassigned to a new spy project. I guess I've done a good job staying undercover until now, with my middle aged lady ways, non descript car and modest house. Pretty sure my next assignment will involve lots of travel.