A relaxing Sunday because sometimes we need them

I felt some guilt not visiting my parents Sunday.

I was partly feeling guilty because I like to visit with them.

I was partly feeling guilty because Little Miss and I should have been in the pool together on a very hot afternoon.

I was partly feeling guilty because my teenage son really was hoping to have the house to himself for the afternoon.

But, through all the guilt I felt relief at not having to go anywhere or do anything.

We’d been going somewhere or doing something for a few days in a row and a day of quiet was very much needed.

So I spent the afternoon and evening watching simple life YouTubers and reading very light books and cutting up sweet watermelon and cherries for a yummy fruit salad.

Later in the day I wrote a little bit in Gladwynn Grant Shakes The Family Tree and planned out my blogging week.

Then I worked on my homemade reading journal, planning out my autumn reads, even though I have plenty of time to plan for that since we still have another month and a half of summer.

I won’t lie and say it was all sweet and relaxing since I cried a little over the state of our country as a whole and battled anxiety over worrying over family members part of the time.

But I also made chocolate chip cookies, ate a ton of very fresh, delicious watermelon, sprayed my animals down with a homemade flea concoction since the name brand one didn’t work – once again – this month.

And of course, I started the day with an online sermon.

How was your Sunday?


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11 thoughts on “A relaxing Sunday because sometimes we need them

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  2. Well, obviously, I’ve been taking some time off from my laptop! I don’t know what I did on Sunday except pick up groceries in the morning. I love watermelon, but I hate cutting it up. At our house up north, I’d do it outside so I could just pitch the rind out in the field behind us. Now, I have to deal with doing it inside, and it’s too much mess!

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  3. The fruit salad looks so good, perfect for a summer day. I cried too, I believe everyone in my home did. It’s nice taking a day off and just doing whatever we want. Have a great week and God bless you and your family.

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