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Kim and I go for a-Tuesday Date

 We sit down at Smitty’s for breakfast 🍳 


Photo is credited from Google 

I forgot to take a photos so I’m borrowing from Google.  Kim buys me breakfast 🍳 the sweet heart ♥️.

We sit down at about 11 on a Tuesday. I got home around 12 and Kim got home around 12:40. She did drive us there and we took her new vehicle πŸš—.  We did manage to have some time together on her time off.

And my work days off which is a nice our time finally sync’s with each other time off.

Usually our schedules never align to do stuff like this.


We had bacon πŸ₯“ pancakes and sausage and eggs 🍳. For our meal πŸ₯˜ another photo credited to Google.  I couldn’t believe I forgot to take photos as I was going there I was thinking I’ll take photo.  But Kim and I got in a good conversation about the start of the week and it just passed  my mind by the time we sat down to eat together.


The restaurant was great 😊 Kim got her gluten free pancakes and we enjoyed going out together this cold February.

It’s been a great 😊 time off usually I don’t get time to blog stuff especially of Kim on my days off so this is a wonderful day different than the usual winter πŸ₯Ά days.


Temperature πŸ€’ today are cold πŸ₯Ά not as cold as when we went out last it’s been an hour or two since I catalogue the day temperatures since we were out and me getting time to blog about it.


 It sounds like you had a lovely breakfast outing with Kim! Smitty’s seems like a great spot for a cozy meal, and it’s wonderful that you finally got to spend some quality time together. Breakfast foods like bacon, pancakes, and eggs always make for a satisfying meal, and it’s nice that Kim was able to enjoy gluten-free options too.


It's great to hear that your schedules aligned for this special time together, especially since it sounds like that doesn’t happen often. Making the most of your time off, especially in the colder weather, can truly make for cherished memories.


Don’t worry too much about forgetting to take photos; sometimes enjoying the moment is more important than capturing it. If you ever get the chance to go again, you can take some pictures to remind you of your time there!






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