Youth Incorporated Magazine

All week long we look forward to our Sundays. That is the day we are going to let go and sleep with no alarms, shower only if you feel like it and eat whenever and whatever you want to. Over time this could get a bit monotonous. Everyone deserves some rest on Sundays but to make sure your Sundays don’t get boring, here are four unique ways to spend them:

Make yourself a Sunday Brunch:

There is nothing better than waking up to a great delicious breakfast after a deserving long sleep, but there is just this feeling of exuberation upon eating your own food like nothing else. Wake up as you wish on Sunday and you could then make a brunch of what you’ve wanted to eat all week long, it could be your guilty pleasure. It’ll be a great use of your time, you’ll hone your cooking skills and get to eat whatever you want.

Get into the water:

A nice hot, lazy shower on a Sunday or a bath does sound really relaxing, but a swim in the pool or a trip out in the lake with a boat could be really soothing. A nice swim in the pool will put your mind at ease whilst the tranquillity can let you be with your thoughts. Similarly taking a boat out into the water if you can, will give you some time alone and peace from the everyday rush.

Take a nostalgic dive:

It’s not every day that you get the time to take a dive into the past. It could be fun to dig up old albums or videos of your friends, family and yourself. A dive down the nostalgic path can also have you watching an old movie, a movie you might have loved as a kid, a cartoon series or maybe even a book that you really liked. It will not only refresh your memory but could lift your spirits and pass the time.

Talk to people:

Every day we wake up in the morning, rush to take a shower, gulp breakfast down our throats and run and the cycle keeps repeating. We never really have the time or strength to take time out to talk to people. This could be a Sunday ritual. Networking is a very important soft skill and we need to communicate with people to develop and hone this skill. It does not need to be restricted to your peers, someone in your family you haven’t talked to or visited in a long time, call them up, you’ll be surprised at how glad they are to stay connected.

Sundays are yours and nobody else can enforce it upon you. This list is a suggestion of fun ways you could spend your Sundays if you feel you’re not doing justice to Sundays or if Sundays have gotten too monotonous for you.