Of course, I had an amazing time in wine country and San Francisco, but I am so glad to be home. My life has been crazy these past few weeks (i.e. living with friends, moving to a new apartment, traveling across the country), I feel like I’ve barely spent any time with Mal (or Murphy). It’s been really nice hanging out and catching up this evening. I missed my guys!
Mal and I kept things low-key for dinner and ordered take-out sushi from the restaurant directly next door to our new apartment. Literally, it’s a stone’s throw away.
Mal and I shared 3 maki rolls for dinner:
- Spicy tuna (our favorite)
- Tempura shrimp
- Avocado
And, I’m happy to report that they were pretty decent sushi rolls! Yay! 
Considering how close the restaurant is located to our apartment, it would have been a huge bummer if they tasted terrible! This place is going to be sweet in the dead of winter when we don’t want to travel far for our sushi fix.
For dessert, I had a fortune cookie. My fortune wasn’t anything exciting, but Mal’s said he would receive some exciting news by mail. I wonder what that could be?!
Time to unwind and get ready for the work week. Back to the grind!
Good night!
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Love sushi on a relaxing night, thats so cool that it’s right by your apartment and its good!
Ohmigosh, I wish I had a Sushi restaurant that close! There isn’t even a good one within 20 miles!
good food near home is the best!
we’re closer to an amazing beer store than amazing food. this, of course, is both good and bad.
So jealous of that sushi joint home adjacent!
I was just in San Fran too, for the first time, interesting city, the food looks great!
sushi is too delicious to share ; )….i could eat my weight in it LOL
Aww it’s always good to be home, no matter how much fun you had
You’re making me crave some serious sushi!!
There’s nothing better than coming back home to the people we love
+ the sushi bonus… good times!
I generally am in need of a pizza dinner when I get back into town!
Welcome home-sweet-home!
I miss good local sushi. The only places around here are too far or too expensive. That makes sushi much more of a treat. I used to eat it at least every other week and now I’m lucky if I get it every other month :0(
But yeah for family time. I’m sure your boys appreciate time with their girl
I love sushi! So lucky that you have a place SO close!
There’s no place like home!
I loved hearing about your trip! Yum sushi, both light and indulgent. and imo, you don’t need a fortune cookie!
oh, by that I meant, you are already very fortunate
I love reading fortune cookies, sometimes they can be pretty hilarious. Plus we like to add “in bed” or “on the toilet” to the end of the message, hehe. Glad you had a good time and made it back home safely. Hope you have a good week coming up
Glad you had a great time and that your back with your boys!
Sushi looked fab!
Aw, what a nice night in with the hubby! You deserve it, you jet-setter!
Sounds like you had a blast on your trip. I bet you’re glad to be home though
yay for a sushi place close to home. welcome back!
That’s really awesome to have a sushi place so close. You should definitely take advantage of it because sushi prepared the right way can be super healthy!!!
glad you are home spending time with the fam! i went out for sushi tonight too
jenna
I have really enjoyed reading your blogs daily. I have tried new foods and gain inspiration from you
I grabbed the new shape magazine just for you. I too watch what I eat, but do have my sweet treats. Thanks for all you write and letting us into your life 
I love sushi and I’m also lucky to have a sushi restaurant close to my house:) Isn’t that easy?
xxx Julia (Taste of Living)
Its no nice settle back into home after lots of traveling. Always makes me appreciate home that much more.
Glad you arrived home safely!
You are so lucky to have sushi so close by!!
Sounds crazy busy! It’s always nice to get back to a routine after trips!
Sounds crazy busy! It’s always nice to get back to a routine after trips!
P.S. – Sorry, forgot to tell you great post!
looks good, is that teriyaki house? I’ve lived in Southie for 2 years but been too scared to try the sushi there, but if you say its good i’ll definitely try it!
I would use $5000 to pay off my credit card debt, and put the rest into savings. It’s no fun getting paychecks and putting any extra money towards paying off that debt, and I feel like there is no end in sight because soon my student loan payments will start
Oops… that was definitely supposed to go on the other post. Ah well!