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Recharging by Checking Out

It’s Sabbath Sunday! This is the day to rest so you can be recharged for the week. For me the best way to rest is to sleep in. The second best way to rest is to have a slow morning. And the third best way is to have some self care by going to workContinue reading “Recharging by Checking Out”

What does rest mean to you?

It’s Sabbath Sunday! This is the day to rest and focus on recharging for the week. So what does rest mean to you? Sometimes it means a hike or a change of scenery for me. Other times it means simply not doing much, napping, and grabbing take out. It changes depending on the week thatContinue reading “What does rest mean to you?”

Resting at the cinema.

It’s Sabbath Sunday! Today is the day to get some rest, break from the routine, and just have some fun. So for today I slept in, will actually cook some breakfast (and not just grab something), and then head off to the movies tonight to escape for just a bit. I believe Spiderman is onContinue reading “Resting at the cinema.”

Sleep is a good thing.

It’s Sabbath Sunday! Today is the day to rest and re-charge. Usually I have some ideas on what to do to break out of your routine but not today. Some days you just have to rest. It’s the end of school, just finished Tara’s (my daughter) birthday, and still getting my new project organized. IContinue reading “Sleep is a good thing.”

Spring Break!

It’s Sabbath Sunday! While I am travelling back from OnStage and unpacking (laundry, etc.) my daughter is beginning her spring break. Now today is not much of a break for her as she is away for a Drumline Competition, but I know some of the weekdays will have sleeping in as part of her schedule.Continue reading “Spring Break!”

I need a do-over.

Sometimes resting means going back to bed and starting over. It is well known that, in general, most people do not get enough sleep. So if you woke up this morning and felt hungover (and didn’t drink) or simply can’t shake the cobwebs out of your head, I give you permission for a do-over. GoContinue reading “I need a do-over.”