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Since RQS was sick today, I decided to spend the day in Marian mode and do things I wouldn't likely be doing with her - such as going to church on a Sunday morning. And it was a refreshing break from the routine weekend that I enjoyed, but won't say much about to her. (I don't want to have her feel that I'd rather be doing things alone than to be with her. XGFJ and I did too much alone for our own good, and I don't want to make the same mistakes in this relationship than I did in my past one.)
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My alarm was set for 8 am, and that gave me enough time to regain consciousness and make a simple decision - do I want to get dressed and go to church. For me, going to church means getting dressed in my Sunday best. So, it was on with my bra, etc., and I put on my stockings like a traditional woman would before going to church. It was nice to see some familiar faces at the church, as I haven't been to any services since I dated XGFJ about 3 years ago.
Shortly after church (and coffee), I drove to a local diner for breakfast, and then went home for a nap. Vicki was next on my schedule, and I knew I needed to rest before dinner. (I was surprised to find that I fell out for a couple of hours before waking up again.) Then, it was a chance to watch some videos before meeting Vicki for dinner.
I was on-time, while Vicki was late. This is the opposite of what usually happens, and I was glad that our usual scenario didn't play out today. We met at a hole in the wall place called Brothers Fish and Chips, and proceeded to order dinner. I had a big bowl of soup, followed by salmon over a black bean sauce. Vicki had the fish and chips. Both of us felt the same way about the meal - the quality was very good, but the price was excessive for what one gets. Next time, we'll try another place at the other end of Ossining.
After dinner, it was time for me to pick up some goods from Wegman's. I was lucky to be driving through Briarcliff Manor when I did - it looked like some construction work would soon start on the overpass that connects Route 117 to Phelps Memorial Hospital. Shopping at the supermarket was a non issue, and I had the chance to chat with RQS on the way home. She said that she wouldn't be surprised to find out if what she has is a mild case of Covid. If so, then I was luckier than her, as I felt better than I usually do when I have the flu and was only weak for 3 days or so.
