indulge:
transitive verb1 a: to give free rein to b: to take unrestrained pleasure in : gratify2 a: to yield to the desire of : humorb: to treat with excessive leniency, generosity, or consideration.
transitive verb1 a: to give free rein to b: to take unrestrained pleasure in : gratify2 a: to yield to the desire of : humor
intransitive verb: to indulge oneself.
Banana shake from DQ
Cheddar Goldfish
WHITE CHOCOLATE RASPBERRY TRUFFLE
Outback Special® 12 or 9 oz. center cut, sirloin WITH fresh steamed broccoli AND dressed baked potato (from Outback Steakhouse)
The LINDY HOP
My dad's famous RED CHILI
Pedicures with girlfriendsKnitting scarves
E-mails/letters from missionaries
Scented fabric softeners straight from the dryer
A warm towel after a shower in the cold morning
Naps after a long day (I do not know who took this one)
Road trips to small towns ALL over Arizona
What are YOUR indulgences?
4 comments:
My list would be a blog posting all by itself! :)
An occassional nap? Yeah, that is a nice treat. A good book that sucks you in and you can't wait to get back to it and you feel empty when you're done reading it - that's the best.
btw - does the shake go WITH the goldfish and WITH the chocolate truffle and WITH the steak and broccoli and potato and the chili? That's quite a meal! I guess you're doing quite a bit of Lindy Hop to keep your cute figure.
Heidi, looking forward to seeing your list!
Cynthia, I agree with you about reading a good book, especially when you ignore all other homemaking duties just to "finish another page" only to find you've finished the whole book. And hmm...great idea, all those sound GOOD together! I can eat the goldfish as an appetizer, the steak as an entree, the shake and truffle as dessert! You are genius.
a whole bag of reeses miniature peanut butter cups. yummm!!!
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