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Go to Pilates Class and realize I can’t do Pilates – check
Eat breakfast at Upscale Bistro – check
Enjoy company of brother, sister-in-law, et al – check
Go to Insanely Expensive Jewelry Store – check
Stay at Fairmont Hotel – check
Perform splendidly executed slip/fall on metal plate on sidewalk while walking down (Powell Street?) from Fairmont to Armani, twisting ankle, spraining knee and bruising various anatomy parts – check
Subsequently walk using hotel supplied umbrella as cane when needed – check
Witness hair doing a Shirley Temple / Annie impression by virtue of the drizzle/rain here – check
Go to Armani Shopping Spree (observing only) – check
Dress in really nice stuff and taking advantage of naturally curly hair – check
Eat at Michelin Star Restaurant (Fleur de Lys) – check
Have Kobe Beef at said Restaurant – check
Yep. I’d say my day here is complete.
Time for bed.
Oh, and icing my ankle … time for that too.
Sounds lovely except pilates and fall :-(.
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pilates are terrifying
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I was too busy laughing to be terrified.
Half way through I noticed my arm was shaking when I tried to do things … muscle fatigue I think.
Three fourths through I just started laughing. “So, downward plank, with left leg out and right arm forward. Now lift the other leg and … levitate”
Okay, maybe that’s not what she said, but close. Real close.
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