Friday!

My weeks usually fly, but this one dragged and I thought at every point I was a day farther ahead than I was—a small but pinprick agony all week.


But bonus rewards: It's a long weekend here in Canada! So I might actually take some time off this weekend and do things I feel like I haven't had time to do in a long time - go to the farmer's market and gallivant and watch a movie without that looming sense of a deadline defied at the back of my mind.

I finally got my hands on Bringing Nature Home this week and plan to try my hand at some of those unruly arrangements I feel like I've been never able to master. Toronto really clears out on summer weekends (it often feels like I'm the only person left in my neighbourhood), but there's a loveliness to that... a chance to really stretch out in the city.

I think maybe I'll take a blanket to the park this weekend too and read my book in the sunshine. The days are sunny - that perfect sunniness of May, when the air is still clear and crisp, but warm too. It's hard not to be happy every time I step outdoors.

Wishing you all a lovely weekend!

10 comments:

  1. Taking a blanket to the park and reading outside sounds divine. I may do the same!

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  2. sounds heavenly. I yearn for a little of your kind of May but am pleased you have a few open days to enjoy your flowers and sun and a certain relaxing of shoulders.

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    1. Yes! When the shoulders come down, it's a lovely feeling! Enjoy your weekend. My May so far has been very fraught and busy, so I'm excited for a day off this weekend.

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    1. I hate to gloat, but I would too... I'll be singing a different tune in another month when the air turns to oppressive soup though!

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  4. Have a lovely weekend - it was a grey day in Edinburgh and I'm in a state of liminality post night shifts, so, grey is fine by me, and it cheered up in the evening anyway.
    Just thought I'd pass along this *wonderful* video of Beckett's 'Play', with Alan Rickman, Juliet Stevenson and Kristin Scott Thomas, if you've not already seen it. Anthony Minghella directed it and it is just great - and only 15 minutes long. Thought you may enjoy.
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3453298926288406872

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    1. Thanks Jane - I have seen it... in fact I own the Beckett on Film set on DVD. Krapp is my favourite of the series:)

      Have a great weekend!

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  5. Yay for the long weekend here too! Enjoy!

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