A lucky Superwoman! ^_^

As I mentioned yesterday I wanted to buy a sofa bed from IKEA because I needed it and it was on sale. None of my best friends could help me and I was disappointed not only because I'd miss this great deal but also it made me wonder if I am good friend to them. (Does anyone ever felt that? having doubt about yourself how your friends see you?) I almost gave up the idea of getting that sofa and spend the rest of the day feeling low. Then I saw a friend from school in msn and I asked him if he could help me without expecting him to say yes, since we're not so close, but he said YES! Wooo.... I was surprised but happy. Then we met in IKEA and there was a lot of people. I arrived 5 min earlier and went directly to look for the sofa. I saw a line waiting for the sofa and I said to myself: oh no!!! it's going to be sold out when I get there. Fortunately that didn't happen, but something worse than that. The man who's giving the sofa to the clients asked me about a coupon, what coupon? I said I didn't have it. He said: then, it's sold out! OH NO!!! How that could happened? Imagine my disappointment at that point. As I walked out to meet my friend, I felt terribly guilty of making him come to here for nothing. But he was nice and didn't blame me at all, instead he comforted me of not getting the sofa. And then, another great surprise came. A man he was leaving approached me and asked me if I need a coupon because he's leaving and he didn't need the coupon anymore! OH GOD!!! How playful you were!!! You can imagine the rest of the story.
My friend carried it with me to my apartment and left. (It would be too much to ask him to assemble it with me). Me with the huge box. I've bought a lot of furniture's from IKEA and haven't assembled a single of them (my friends did it for me)!!! I'm totally inexperienced with this but as I had no choice and no one to ask for help.... I was determined to face the challenge.
After step 1, I gained confidence.After 2 hours (only 2 hours!!!) I finished the assembling and the sofa-bed was ready. I'M A SUPERWOMAN! ^_^
Not only the assembling was demanding, but also the re-arrangement of the living room. I was exhausted by the end but really proud of myself. Look my living before and afterQuick recap of the food.
Breakfast was a big satisfying one

• 1/3 cup flax porridge
• 1/3 cup almond breeze chocolate
• 1 egg white
• 1/2 cup frozen blueberries
• 2 tbsp flax meal
• 1 big spoon of PMAB

Mid morning when I was feeling low: 2 kabocha ricotta holesLunch came late at 2.30pm after I finished all the assembling: korean pickes, leftover sauteed soy sprouts, smoked salmon, half chopped tomatoes and black rice porridge (this time I added some chinese dates and goji berries)Dessert: 1/2 cup low fat Stonyfield plain yogurt + 1 cup frozen strawberries + teaI took a nap, did 45 min yoga and ready for dinner: sauteed jumbo shrimp with cucumber + sauteed chinese mustard greens + black rice porridgeDessert: dairy free chocolate pudding with ricotta. HEAVEN!!! Love this combo. Ricotta has a very unique texture to the pudding.

My internship in CBO begins today, I'm so excited about meeting new people and learn how a big organization works.

Question: Do you have doubts about how your friends see you? Do you consider yourself a good friend?