Monday, October 20, 2008
Play-days
I was staying with friend's recently and over breakfast I asked their daughter what she was doing that day.
"Today, I am going on a play-day" came the beaming reply.
In a world of stressed workaholics (many of whom are in the Church) I think we may need to recover the heart of my friend's daughter.
Here's the question.
When was the last time you gave yourself a play-day?
When did you just hang out and enjoy a day with friend's, having interesting experiences and doing things that give you joy and delight. I know you have responsibilities and work to do and admin stacked up and things to plan and kids to look after and a world to save.
We all do.
But it wll keep for a day. It really will. I promise
Go on. Treat yourself
Have a play-day:)
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I phoned up work yesterday and told them I wasn't coming in because I wanted a 'play-day'. They said, "But you've got responsibilities and work to do and admin stacked up!"
When I got to work this morning, I found my pass wouldn't work and the doorman had a cardboard box with the contents of my desk in it.
Ah well. Now every day is a play-day!!!
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