2432720887_22efd835ff_zHappy Friday Dinks.  As you read this I’m in Philly.  Yes that’s right this weekend I’m spending four days in the city of brotherly love and crossing another item off my bucket list.  Philadelphia is a six hour drive from where I live so yesterday morning I hit the road for an extra long weekend road trip.

For those sports fans out there this is the opening weekend of the NFL season.  For all the girlfriends, fiancés and wives of sports fans out there you know that this weekend we don’t exist.  Nick will be watching his favorite team, who by coincidence is the Philadelphia Eagles, all weekend on our NFL package so I figured it’s the perfect weekend to get away for some peace and quiet.  This weekend my apartment will be full of pizza, beer, chicken wings, yelling and nothing but four days of sports commentary and that my friends is something I can live without.

If you are the other half of a sports fan, you live in the Philadelphia area and you want to get out of your home this weekend send me a message on Twitter because I’d love to meet up for drinks or dinner.

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Tahnya is a Certified Financial Planner and former Investment Advisor turned marketing and communications professional She holds a degree from Concordia University, is debt free and currently works in the field of digital marketing.

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