Sunday, November 11, 2007

Weekends..

It has been a normal weekend to ourselves. I have a weekend routine, which has to just has to start with reading the Sunday...I mean...Saturday papers.



In Toronto, the "fun" papers are read on Saturday. Having lived in KL, England, the US and Australia (I could not read the papers in the Netherlands, which was horribly isolating), I have been so accustomed to getting my weekly news round-up along with the latest in lifestyle and arts on Sunday. And yes, I confess..the latest gossip (News of the World cannot be beaten in this regard). It was quite a shock to my weekend routine when I first tried buying the papers on my first Sunday here (huh, why only one paper on sale and why so few sections?). I quickly realised that the Saturday edition was the way to go..but then, what the heck do I do on Sunday? Was Sunday not the day I am to be left alone after breakfast/brunch to devour the news? I was lost for while. But what am I if not resilient and I now cannot fathom why other countries have not caught on to this. I recall of the many times I have been irritated upon reading an article on some sort of goings on in town on Sunday afternoon...at 2pm on the Sunday (I like my long Sunday breakfasts...did I mention?). I also hated reading about a fun whatever that was held on the Saturday...which I obviously missed. I am now clued in on the weekend events in advance..but still in limbo post Sunday pancakes. So what do I do now?

I play with Sash and Doug...



I do the groceries



Or rather, Sash does the groceries



My weekend routine has been changed, for the better I think.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Here's abit of useless information -
In NL the big weekend paper is also the Saturday paper. Not Sunday because traditionally they are supposed to go to church on Sunday.

I scan the newspaper and read the articles with big photos, to make sure I get all the (non-important) intellectually-challenged bits of news:-)

At least you can shop on Sunday. Here, they are 'supposed' to be going to church :-)

Who says I live in the first world country?

Hugs.
p.s Sasha is looking fab!
Nx

'Life of an Arian' said...

They grow way too fast....when she's all grown up gotta keep the boys away sis, she's gonna break some hearts. she's perfect!! Sash is very lucky to have both of you for her mommy & daddy.

xox
yoya