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My self-care days as a Pastor were never on Sunday. I learned to use a weekday, usually Friday, and sometimes part or all of Saturday for self-care. More important that the day chosen was learn to switch off my to do list and do whatever I most enjoyed and wanted to do on that day or two. I also learned the importance of a morning routine of walking, swimming, or riding a bike which was often like a mini daily time off for me.
ReplyDeleteMany find Sundays stressful, not just those with pastoral duties. Late Sunday afternoons especially seem oppressive to those who don't look forward to Monday. I do want to endorse "the importance of a morning routine"... a daily moral holiday. And morning isn't necessarily related to clock-time, as Thoreau said: "morning is when I am awake and there is a dawn in me..."
DeleteMy self care involves eating chicken nuggets with buffalo sauce spread all over them real nice.
ReplyDeleteThere really is no universal formula for happiness, is there?
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