How does one measure if a Sunday has been a successful one? Is it if you've had the most laziest of days and not moved for the day? A day of rest as the bible says? Or is it like any other day measured by how much you've got done and what you've achieved?
For me I think it's the latter as much as Sunday is a lazy day in the essence that I don't have any commitments on that one day a week to get up early or go anywhere. I find that on the laziest of Sunday's I'm bored out of my brains feeling the need to find something to do.
This Sunday was the perfect mix for me I had a wonderful lie in, chilled for an hour whilst eating breakfast and catching up on the latest episode of The Vampire Diaries (it's so tense at the minute). Then had a really easy day I managed to read a book from start to finish (Beautiful Broken Things), clean out the fish, make some amazing Yorkshire puddings for our Sunday dinner which was lovely and fufilled my duty as pot washer washing all the pots that couldn't go in the dishwasher. So a lazy but also semi productive day.
Is that how Sunday's are meant to be? As I sit writing I look around and can see so many things that I could have done today that at some point will need doing. Why didn't I just do them today? I ask myself but then the other half of me says but today is your only true day off why waste it on boring things you can do on another day?
Who knows the answer to what a Sunday should consist of, but for me I think I've found my balance.
Leigh x
