Today is my day off after a rather hectic 5 days working at the holiday park. And today has so far been one of those perfectly relaxing days where one can't help but smile. I awoke early to blue skies and sunshine. The house was - and continues to be - tidy and all the ironing had been done. I knew I had a guilt free day of doing whatever the hell I wanted to do. It's a good way to start the morning. So I've been out in town, pottering around and enjoying the sunshine. I've sorted a few bills, which always makes me feel better. Had a nice chat with the lady in the bank. I had a look around a pottery exhibition and came home with a funky little spoon holder that I was able to buy with the change in my purse. Had a nice chat with the man who made the spoon holder. A spoon holder, by the way, is the size of a mini plate with a lip thus allowing the cook to rest a spoon on the counter without getting sauce / tea / stuff on the counter top. Excellent. Then I wandered over to the library, got me some new books, got Mystical Roo a book on surfing. Had a nice chat with the librarian. On to the post office to collect Mystical Roo's wetsuit. I didn't stop to chat here as the lady behind the counter scares me. I made up for this by getting a fresh juice on the way back to the flat and having a chat with the man behind the counter. I guess it seems like a fairly ordinary day but there's something really nice about having no pressure to be anywhere or to do anything. And I think today I felt like part of a community. Little Stalky with her library bag, nattering to the locals like a proper member of society. It was nice. And now I've come home and it's only just hit 10.30, which means I have the whole day ahead of me. I plan mostly to read. It's going to be great.
I've never seen the point of 'spoon holders'. Surely you have to wash them in the same way you'd wash the work surface. But seeing as you're probably going to wash the work surface anyway, you've just given yourself an extra task!! Was it described as 'a labour saving device'? If so, consult your lawyer!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a perfect sort of day to me.
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