Showing posts with label chill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chill. Show all posts

Friday, 7 December 2012

If The Music Is Good, You Dance


This weekend hubby and I are treating ourselves.  We are escaping the world of parenting and cutting loose.

As much as I love my children, and doing things as a family, there are times when hubby and I need to be people with interests, and be together without a child between us.

We have been looking forward to this weekend for months now.

We will drive, enjoy the glorious weather, indulge in splendid food and be whisked back to a time when we were youthful, with the joy of music of days gone by.
















 






   




     
























Saturday, 22 October 2011

Happiness is ... toes in the sand

This weekend we are relaxing at our beach holiday spot. You've got to love long weekends. It is Hobart Show time here in Tasmania. We take whatever opportunity we can to get away and enjoy family time.

The weather has worked out to be just right. Yesterday it was just warm enough to be comfortable, but not quite warm enough to swim at the beach. So the kids and I went rock jumping, I spent some time reading, and I even had an afternoon nap! Last night we went to a local jetty and hubby was lucky enough to catch a few squid.

Today, I started the day off with a good walk around the beach with the dog. When I got back, I could tell it was going to be a lovely day. After some breakfast, the kids were as keen as mustard to get down to the beach and get wet. We spent a good part of the morning and early afternoon building castles, having a splash and chillin' out.

Tonight, we will be eating our squid and having a barbecue. Maybe just a little more relaxing on top of that.

I have really enjoyed the chance to relax and dig my toes into the sand. No set agenda and no restrictions to our day. When we come to the beach it's not only an opportunity to stick my toes in the sand, but in theory, stick my head in the sand as well. It's great to get away from the daily grind and just push it all to the back of your mind for a couple of days. We all know that the grind will certainly be there, waiting for us, when we return home.


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Friday, 14 October 2011

Grateful for ... the big chill












At the end of the week I get that "aaaaaahh" feeling. I know I have a couple of days up my sleeve at home with the family. I might even get a sleep in (someone make sure hubby reads this!). Mostly I WILL make to time to chill.