Great Sundays

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Sundays

For several years now I have insisted that Sundays are a day off. Of course sometimes this can be difficult, particularly if you run a Bed and Breakfast (which we do as well as write).

Today was a Sunday where work had to be done. Before we could have a day off, we had to serve breakfasts and make up a room or two.

But once those jobs were out of the way off we went to the snow. For those of you paying attention you might wonder at this statement. And yes, whilst we are heading into spring, there is still snow to be found in the mountains. Admittedly it was not as much snow as there was two weeks ago, but there was enough there for toboggans to go down. Boy, did we have fun. There was much laughing, yelling and shouting as we raced each other down the slope through potholes, water ditches and rocks.

There is nothing better than having a great day out with your family. Perhaps it is not considered productive in some people's eyes, but I am here to tell you I feel rejuvenated and ready to write.

What do you do on weekends? Do you have a day where you leave all the little jobs to go and do something? I think you should. I firmly believe that everyone should have a day off.

I will leave you with another picture from the Amazing Maze on the Mornington Peninsula.