Easter Sunday, being one of the two days of the year when the shops close, is the perfect guilt-free day for catching up on things I want to do. There are no launderettes, no shops and no garden centres to reproach me for my lack of activity. I do experience a slight twinge of guilt at not going to church, and it does bother me that Julia has to work, but a sit down with a nice cup of tea usually helps me get over it.
Today was similar, as we both decided to block out the weather and watch poor quality TV. Or, to be more accurate, we decided to block out the weather and watch the only TV that was available.
It’s a bit like junk food, sometimes it’s just what you need.
I’ve been using it to do some reading, as I don’t seem to have done much reading recently. I’ve also looked some things up and taken photos of book jackets ready to do a bit of reviewing.
What I haven’t done over the last two days was much writing. I think the cause of this lies in potential – as I prepare, the whole world of blogging is out there, waiting for my masterpiece.
Once it’s written it’s just one more slightly disappointing post.
Perhaps another cup of tea? We had another snow last night and that was on top of the rain, so it was ice under the white. Hear we’re going to have more…this weather seems depressing everyone all over the worlds..
Ugh! I’m going to stop complaining about our weather. 🙂
Perfect is the enemy of good…
I will store those wise words for the next time something goes wrong…
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Your every word is like a bit of gold plating on the pewter of everyday life.
That’s brightened my morning. 🙂 Thank you.
If it was anything like ours, your morning probably needed quite a lot of brightening.
I just looked at some of your recent photos. Our mornings are like yours but, I suspect, slightly warmer. Good luck with spring.
So true! The reality of a piece is never as good as the imagined version. 😉
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How to make not much entertaining
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