Sunday, November 13, 2011

dear sunday

photo from last fall


dear sunday,

i love everything about you.
 from your perfect timing
to way you help ease me into a new week.
what would i do without you?
leisurely lunches
guiltless naps
not to mention...


bottle the above...

and i swear it could make men lay down their guns and stop wars.

xo
janet

33 comments:

Lynne said...

Love your Pendelton blanket!
I wish I still had one of my reversible pleated Pendelton skirts. They were smashing back in the day . . .

LPC said...

The perfect ode to Sunday.

Bourbon&Pearls said...

I love your style here, if I lived in less of an urban environment I would love to dress like this.

Adrienne said...

What a perfect ode to Sunday, Janet. I enjoy the tidying up and getting prepared aspect of Sundays. And spending most of the day at home in my yoga pants and slippers is pretty great, too. xo

DaniBP said...

I bet you could too.

I love the blue tones in your outfit here with the lace-up black boots, perfect outdoor style.

I'm on my way out to a party for a friend, and I don't want to miss it, but staying in, watching the football, making soup and baking bread, that sounds divine!

steppingmywaytobliss said...

Yay! You linked a Butternut soup recipe...it is exactly what I wanted today--was just getting ready to find a recipe for it. Do you think almond milk would work instead of soy? xxBliss

the gardener's cottage said...

bliss - YES!

Windlost said...

Fresh-baked bread and a nap are all I really live for.

xo Terri

jan said...

did you nail that on the head or what? especially the part about laying down the guns and stopping the wars. that would be heaven on earth ! imagine...

Sue/the view from great island said...

It looks idyllic...and your Pendelton blanket is gorgeous, it looks vintage.

nj path said...

i swear it could make men lay down their guns and stop wars.

oh, if it could be that simple....

pat h

steppingmywaytobliss said...

The soup is fait accompli. It was super good but guess what? I didn't have celery or sage so I substituted ginger and cinnamon. Loved it! Thanks for helping with dinner tonight. : )

hostess of the humble bungalow said...

You look so relaxed, and I love your slow paced ideas for a perfect day.

I think a day of rest is the ultimate luxury.

I am prepping dinner at a leisurely pace wearing my cozy slippers and listening to the CBC.

Janet your blog posts are pure magic.

Anonymous said...

amen.
-Suzanne in Illinois

Anonymous said...

If only it was that easy!
xo Dianne

Claudia said...

Beautifully said, Janet.

xo
Claudia

My Garden Diaries said...

Rock on! Bottle some up for me too please!

flwrjane said...

I missed my nap today. But I'm glad to know you indulge also.

The synapses between my brain and fingers are off, clearly. I reread my comment on your last post???

I think I meant that even if you can't get him in a jacket, he's still decked out in American Apparel, not Sears and Roebuck!

Whew, that was exhausting. Off to bed.

xoxo Jane

Joanne said...

Thanks for that lovely post because you've just helped me realise how Sundays can be, instead of waking up with a weight on your chest because you know you have to go back to work the next day. I'm on the cusp of making a job change and you've made me realise it's the right way to go.
J x

A Country Farmhouse said...

Oh so lovely, all of it.
xoTrina

mummaducka said...

I try to have lazy sundays, but I just always seem to be playing catch up! though I have to admit it is always in yoga pants and very steady!

Vix said...

What a wonderful thought, Janet! If only more people could rejoice in the simple things the world would be a much better place.
I adore that picture of you. I can almost feel the hazy November sunshine. x

Whitney Cosgrave said...

what a cute post. Sunday's really are the best, and all the things you mention sound like the PERFECT day!

Anonymous said...

Lovely post.
Betty

Susan Tiner said...

Well, it's Monday, but your ode to Sunday still works for the beginning of a new week.

annie said...

and you are a beautiful writer too!! Add that to your list of everything you do well!! I love this...sounds like the recipe for a perfect Sunday!

Language of Color and Texture said...

You have such style........in clothes and writing, love that.

Princess and the Peace said...

Amen to that!

Faux Fuchsia said...

Janet, even tho you are relaxed, I am so happy to see you have actioned height in your do.

You should live here x

Lilacs In May said...

Even Shakespeare couldn' t improve on that!

Share my Garden said...

I just love this photo of you Janet.

Semi Expat said...

Gorgeous Autumny post Janet.. particularly like the sound of the butternut squash too.
And from your previous one, so LOVE the photos of you and Larry and how you are looking at him with such adoration. Gorgeous. (Or, from Mr SE "Gorgeous, Lovey!!" - who does have a tweed jacket - he doesn't wear it that often but does don his slim line jeans most weekends).XXX

Hope Adela Pasztor said...

Cool boots! =)

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