How are you spending your Sunday?

Sunday is no different than Tuesday or Wednesday.

I went to shul, learned for an hour after minyan. Came home and had breakfast. Took my daughters shopping (things we needed for the house).
Grilled lamb chops on the bbq for our lunch.
Came inside and hung some pictures, did some minor repairs on some baseboards that were dinged up and then painted them.
Just took a swim (glad the pool is heated).
Am going to relax for another half hour.
Late afternoon learning with two grandsons and 6:30 supper with about a dozen family members.
Then at 8 head to shul for minyan followed by an hour learning with chavrusa.
Tomorrow is another ‘free’ day since Juneteenth is now a legal holiday.

Ctl, two sedorim of learning – amazing! Maybe there’s even more time you can find?

I spent a lot of the day looking through some storage for a letter.

I just spent my Sunday making a cheshbon hanefesh of the previous week and how each day was spent and if was spent wisely with appreciating every day and hour Hashem gave me to live or are we just taking our life for granted and letting it fly by without spending our time smart and wisely. “Uvacharta Vachaim” choose life….. And appreciate every day of life Hashem gives us to live.

Sundays are the worst day of the week. You’re neither here nor there. I want to accomplish everything but it’s like “ should I leisurely enjoy this day” ( hiking, bicycle adventure, gardening or painting or writing) or do I tackle a major sewing project and touch up painting the base boards?
I ended up ironing everything and finishing all the laundry, vacuuming, dishes, and insignificant stuff that felt so major. Then at sunset went out for a walk with my husband and bought ice cream pops and enjoyed in a nice secluded local park.

Did no one else find time yesterday to say the beautiful Yom Kippur Katan tefilla? Try it once; when you see how meaningful it is, you’ll want to say it every month. 🙂