Sunday sounds (on Tuesday)

I love my weekends and Sunday's in particular as it's generally the only day I allow myself a little sleep in and whether I have plans or not the day seems relaxed, wholesome and regenerating to my soul. Throughout my day, as most days, I use music to enhance my mood, to match it to and underline how I feel. I'm sharing a few tracks in this post, so if you care to click the below links you'll find some tracks that feel right on Sunday's, to me at least.

There's something about Sunday's that makes it feel right to start with a nice breakfast. I usually get up early (but later than I do every other day) and make my way to the kitchen to prepare Sunday Morning breakfast that usually comes back to bed where my girl-person and I enjoy quiet moments chatting. We make an effort to do that each week although sometimes breakfast is a little more elaborate and we eat at the table.

From there we move into the day which could mean gardening, DIY around the house, hiking or kayaking, four-wheel-drive adventures, the art gallery, lunches, picnics, drives into the country to find antique shops and quaint cafés, plant nurseries and bakeries and sometimes days spent inside snuggled on the couch watching movies. What we look for is an Easy day, meaning one in which stress is low and enjoyment is high. No matter what we do, we're focused on togetherness, comfort and contentment and simple experience-based things that bring meaning to us.

We don't always plan to do things on Sundays and when we do we understand that plans don't always work out. We understand that we need to be flexible; planning a picnic only to wake up and find that it's Raining on Sunday means we may need to come up with something new, or nothing at all, and that's where innovation and a sense of fun and adventure comes in...but that's also when staying home and making our own kind of fun happens too.

These three tracks, Maroon Five, Faith No More and Keith Urban respectively, are all cool, easy-to-listen-to Sunday-themed, tracks and each of them reside in my Spotify playlists somewhere. There's others of course, many others, but these feel most appropriate for a post about Sunday music.

If you're keen, tell me about your Sunday sessions...what do you do, how does your day proceed and do you have a mission and ideal outcome for it? I know many work so much that Sunday is simply a rest day and that's ok too, let me know how Sunday's roll out for you...or just comment on the music if you listened to it.