What Can I do on Sunday? 🥱🗓️

 When the week is coming to the end, Sunday turns into a long long day to procrastinate or recover after a crazy weekend. It's common to get up at high hours in the day, just chill out and wait until the next and bored Monday. Everybody loves Fridays, but What happens with Sundays? The last day of the week seems to be here only to refill our boring lives, It seems to be that the only thing that can we do is sat down on the sofa and watch Netflix all day 📺, scrolling on our screen's phones 📱. 

I'm not saying that you have to get up early in the morning or work until the next Monday, it's just that exist other ways to approach your rest days, you know, or at least don't waste most of your Sundays. I woke up this Sunday at 8 o clock and as a habit, I do my breakfast for me and my family, cocked eggs some coffee, some milk, and voila the breakfast is served!  Once I eat, I did my house pending, cleaning my room and the house overall. I take a shower in the middle of the day and I went to the kitchen to do the lunch, in this time my mom was helping me, we did a lentil soup with some "colada". My mom approach their day and was doing the cleaning of the kitchen room. After that, I went to visit my friend and we were talking about the new projects, then, I went to my house again to walk with my dog. 

I suppose this Sunday was a very calm day, considering that the weather was a little colder than costume, the previous Sunday we went toward Vilcabamba and walked through the village, we enjoy it. So, my point is, there are so many things to do on our weekends, don't waste your time fooling around or procrastinating. You can find motivation even on your most bored and common Sunday if you turn into a good and better day. ☀️👓



~S.

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