This week is spring break for me and instead of planning a grand adventure, I decided to spend most of the week at home. Over the last four years, I’ve traveled to amazing spots during this week. This year my older daughter and I will spend the weekend in Washington, D.C., but for now I’m home and enjoying a bit of wide-open time.
Time for a delicious lunch and lively conversation with former colleagues.
Time for mid-afternoon walks when the sun is still high in the sky.
Time for reading in bed in the morning and staying up late in the evening.
Time for helping a friend move and make her new space feel like a home.
Time for wine and catching up with some of my favorite people.
Time for overdue errands and organizing my taxes and whittling down the to-do list at home.
And best of all, time for planning the next travel adventure to Scotland in June!
Wow! I’d love to go to Scotland some day. It sounds like you are having the break you needed.
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Great post. I’m having a similar Break here. And when we go back and colleagues ask what I “did”, I think I’ll tell them I enjoyed a great Break here with my family and with my self.
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As much as I love travel and adventure, I also love staying home. That is also how I’m spending my week. It’s nice to have extra time for slicing and commenting each day! Scotland sounds amazing!
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I love breaks like this! It’s tempting to fill the void with activities, but I never regret having a few days to sit around and just BE. That doesn’t really happen because I have 2 young children, but it’s still nice to have a few days in a row when we can sleep until we are ready to get up, and we can do the things we feel like doing and nothing more.
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oooh, ooh, loved Scotland. 2002. Amazing! Love your writing about time! Your pacing really seems luxurious in this post and says that your are valuing your time.
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Nice use of epistrophe. Enjoy your time to rest and recharge.
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