It has been a lovely Sunday. I love Sundays, I have always thought of them as my day. I have my little morning routine. I fix us all breakfast and then finish doing the laundry that I didn't get done on Saturday so I can fold the clothes while I watch the morning news. I used to get up early so that I could sit down at 7 to start watching my favorite garden shows. But this summer they have not been on. I hope they come back in September.
After the morning news I watch Charles Osgood and Sunday morning. Then at 10:30 I like to garden, but I will start that again when I am able to stay better hydrated. So this morning I drove up to Thomasville to the Lowe's to see if I could fix my stove. I bought some new burners and the pans under them, and all fixed. I also bought a new microwave. Big day.
I spent the afternoon quietly finishing reading the Kris Radish book. I enjoyed it. Kris gets a little preachy maybe, but it is hard to argue with her. I really enjoy her style of writing, you might want to check her out at the library. And this one, The Sunday List of Dreams.
It was a lovely Sunday. I felt good, I am trying to just take it by the moment and enjoy my times that I feel well and have the time to do whatever I want. And tomorrow is one of those glorious Monday holidays. I hate that they shifted holidays to Mondays, because I loved it as a kid learning the dates of all the holidays, President birthdays, national holidays about wars mostly, and religious days. So different then now. But I really understand the concept of three day holidays. And tomorrow maybe I will go to Joann's sale and buy more ribbon, or maybe I will just stay close to home and the kids. It is just nice to have a quiet normal day and weekend.
Seeing your sweet face was a very much high point of MY Sunday. Thank-you for coming by.
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Sounds like a mellow, productive day. A good Sunday. I wanted to tell you how fascinated I was by the twining-sentence thing you described a few posts back, but for some reason couldn't send a comment through. May your day yield a gentle evening and restful sleep.
ReplyDeleteI used to not like Sundays because it meant back to something the next day. Now they are a day of relaxation.
ReplyDeleteI feel like today is an extra Sunday.
ReplyDeleteIt's a fabulous feeling.
xoxo