Really great evening out

But no time to write about it, sorry.

I did the complete morning routine and squeezed a substantial walk/run in, took a shower and had lunch:

Then it was time for teaching, including a potential new student (who will start next week). The student’s mother even just finished her PhD in psychology with a thesis about something that I am very interested in but unfortunately there was no time to talk about that.

My evening was a little less packed than I thought it would be because my last student canceled, so I had time to eat a sandwich before dashing out the door. Oh, and here are pictures of the t-shirt and leggings I made and my outfit for the day:

Since I didn’t want to look like I was wearing pajamas I paired that with a skirt, cardigan and eventually boots and a winter jacket:

Getting back home took a bit longer than anticipated because of train shenanigans that meant taking a bus for the last few stops instead of a train. I got lucky because I saw a train going in my general direction when I wanted to get home, thought I’d just jump on that one and figure out where to change later (especially since the next one in my direction was shown to end four stops before mine), figured out that my best chance was to figure out where the busses would be leaving (I have had bad luck with that in the past), found help from the public transportation app and arrived at the bus stop just as the bus was pulling in.
It still took half an hour longer than expected and I needed to use the bathroom all the way but made it safely home. Yawn.

Wow, am I tired! Which reminds me why I don’t go out these days. It was still worth it. The film was actually better than I thought it would be, I was fascinated by the whole productions mechanics (which we didn’t see much of) and very happy when I realized that they had a live band. The musicians are excellent, the guitar player in particular really shone.
This was also the first time ever that a stadium packed with concert-goers did not feel potentially threatening to me, very interesting.

And I found that I actually knew all the songs, something I hadn’t expected before.

So, today I’m expecting to be very, very slow, and very, very tired. I want to do a quick supermarket run, teach a few students and do bodyweight training with the boy, then I really need to put myself to bed much earlier.