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Oh sun. I love you.

Today was muchly needed. After a week I didn't know how to get through, who would have thought going swimming, not one of my favorite things in the world, would be the thing to make me feel better? Well it did the trick. When the bestby suggested we go swimming, I agreed. It sounded fun. I hadn't been all summer and I was running out of time.

But then this morning was a little crazy. Things to get done. Swimsuit didn't fit. You know. All those things. Being me, that was grounds to freak out. When we got to the pool, I just wanted to go back home. But the bestby was patient with me and got me in. Then it was like everything just melted away. Within minutes I was giggling like crazy and we were all smiles. Just playing in the water, laying in the sun. Just what I needed.

I'm thankful for such a patient supportive best friend. A family who loves me and rearranges things so I can have a muchly needed day. A beautiful Friday afternoon by the pool, being able to finally relax. And the sun. It was so amazing to just lay in the sun, warm up, then get back in the pool, then lay in the sun again and relax. Ahhh :) Days like these are the best.

*This good day brought to you by Spf 80 sunscreen applied hourly. Only a small triangle of skin was burnt, making the rest of the day enjoyable as well.*

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