- I am open to enjoying the heck out of my Sunday.
- I will be in the moment throughout the day.
- I will do one “for me” thing, even if it’s only 15 minutes.
- I will be kind and loving to those around me.
- I will wind down at 8:30.
- I will be okay leaving things undone if there isn’t time to get to them because they interfere with #s 1-5.
- I will not lash out at those around me; their non-Sunday Blues do not need to make me angry or jealous.
- I will put my phone away (Face Time and calls to family or friends are excepted).
- I will not check work email.
- I will allow myself to rest.
Nerds Beget Nerds 
I really hope you can do all of this on your Sunday as you know the work week looms! I have always felt a need to do ALL the laundry and cleaning as if THAT would make the week better. I do know better. Perhaps I need a manifesto!
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Of course, on this Sunday, I got to bed at midnight and managed to pack my day with too many things to do (minus the relaxing). I’ll try again.
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That’s an awesome list and I hope you accomplish many today. I was going to list 3 or 4 of my favorites but when I went back to choose…I liked them all.
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I’m sure there are more to add, but this works for now.
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Oh, the Sunday scaries, amplified by end-of-Spring-Break. I am doing just a smidgen of work–setting up my planner with the class schedule. Mindless stuff is where I’m at. See you tomorrow!
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I’ve seen people post Sunday Funday. How in the world do they manage to squeeze it in? If I have fun, then the things that need to get done whack me hard the minute I get home.
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What a great manifesto. It is one I could also adopt. Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you!
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This sounds like a great way to stave off those Sunday blue for sure!
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