What was it that Douglas Adams wrote about Sunday Afternoons…

In the end, it was Sunday afternoons he couldn’t cope with, and that terrible listlessness that starts to set in at about 2:55 when you know you’ve taken all the baths you can usefully take that day, that however hard you stare at any given paragraph in the newspaper you will never actually read it, or use the revolutionary new pruning technique it describes, and that as you stare at the clock the hands will move relentlessly on to four o’clock, and you will enter the Long Dark Teatime of the Soul.

See that sort of Sunday Afternoon is what you get when you sleep in til 10am and go out for lunch with an old neighbour who has moved to Islamabad and then pick up your daughter who has spent the weekend at a friend’s making and selling cookies.  You pick up some dvds so the kids don’t get too bored while you’re at work and burn the house down and it’s raining so you curl up and watch Cheaper By The Dozen 2 which is as bad as the first one but less funny and you still haven’t picked up the clothes on your bedroom floor, folded the washing or cleaned any part of the house.

So instead you check your emails and then find that you have a couple of comments on your blog that you weren’t notified about and you flick through your favourite blogs and find out that one friend has crashed his car and another has made a difficult decision regarding her health and another blogger has written a dissertation on the theory of blog karma and you’re not quite sure how your karma is going…

And your dad has dropped off a pile of whiting fillets but you’re not sure you can be bothered cooking fish for tea, and you still haven’t written your CV, and your son is still coughing though thankfully is much better, and you have a slight ache in the back of your neck and know you really should go and do some exercise or maybe even clean the pool as it is greener than the lawn but hey, it’s dark out so you don’t.
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And you’re thinking about a fellow you saw at a party last night who goes by the name of a small furry marsupial only found on Rottnest Island who you met in 1992 in Broome and who went out briefly with a good friend of yours and is now into emergency medicine and the uni crowd who were there too who you see maybe once or twice a year but only for the last three or four years and how weird it was to have found contact with them after all this time…

You’re too tired even to read another chapter of Robin Hobb’s latest novel Renegade’s Magic, which really is rather good and you really should start being a good mother again and get started on dinner and anyway who is going to read a blog post this long! So enough about me, what do you think of my new banners? Sure they are not the proper art I’ve featured before but I kind of like some of them.

And I hope your Sunday was lovely… xx