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The Perfect Night In

A rare Sunday post from me today!

Last night was the perfect night in. My grandparents came out and we had my mom's homemade pepperoni rolls. They are the most delicious things I have ever had in my life. Then, I watched the Bon Jovi live stream from Cleveland before the Duke game. The Duke game came on.

It was funny because I got into a routine that during the commercials of the Duke game, I would unmute the live Bon Jovi stream until the game came back on. Whatever I was doing, it worked because we won at UNC. It's a big deal. Does anybody else do that or is it just me? Let me know.

So basically if you want to write a mathmatical problem for this, it would be: Duke+Bon Jovi+Family+Food=A happy Mandii  And that's a math problem I can relate to!!

What is your perfect night? What would it involve? Leave me a comment and let me know!

P.S. I'm sorry to all the UNC fans out there. I've visited your campus, and it's lovely. I just don't care for your basketball team. ;)

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