Our meeting was only starting at 11 this morning but I had Christian reserve a hotel room for me so I went over to work at my regular time, picked up a Starbucks and some egg white bites along the way.
For lunch, Mark and I went to a place in the tower on the second floor, there were all kinds of options.
I had a cabbage roll, some perogies and a few other things.
It was ok.
After work, Jason, Mark, Christian and I went out for dinner to a place called Brix & Barrel (Alicia had a dentist appointment so she couldn't make it).
I had the mushroom soup to start and it was delicious.
Then I had salmon for my entree with potatoes and broccolini.
The salmon was really good but the rest was just ok.
After dinner I went back to the hotel, changed then headed out for a walk.
It was such a lovely evening.
Some of the flowers are still in bloom.
I love it when cities out some effort into making spaces beautiful.
Just random beautiful spaces everywhere.
I love that building in the background here.
I think folks that have trails and parks like this to use are so fortunate.
Being by the water is another thing that I miss - it's so calming and soothing.
I love it when I have the opportunity to come walk by it.
I didn't notice when I was here last time but they have these giant pots of flowers here just like we saw all over the cities in Wisconsin.
I was treated to some wildlife sightings.
I saw several bunnies.
And there were squirrels running all over the place!
I also see these giant painted chairs that I've never noticed before and I have walked along here before.
They were both neat but the Panda one was my favorite.
More giant pots of plants - so beautiful.
I walked for about an hour - I would have stayed out a bit longer just so I could get the rest of my steps in but I really needed to use the washroom so I had to head back to my room.
Once I was there, I didn't want to go back out.
I listened to my latest book while I walked then finished it off back in the room while I worked on my blog.
I liked the story - the narrators weren't my favorite but they did grow on me as the book progressed.