My Wife Wants a Noneday

My Wife Wants a Noneday

Mar 02

Noneday Sounds Cool

As we were waking this morning, my wife proclaimed “I need a Noneday.” She stated that there needs to be a day where she doesn’t have to set her alarm. No getting up for work, no getting up for church, no waking to shuttle one of the kids to this activity or another. Simply… a Noneday. She said that on this day no alarm clock should be allowed to work.

As busy as we’ve been lately, that certainly sounded attractive to me.

Visiting a Different Church

Today we’re going to visit a church we’ve thought of visiting for some time. We have some friends that attend there and they have a very cool youth program. Should be a nice experience.

Podcast and Music Production Planned

Later, I am going to be producing episodes of Blogs, Views and Blues and Audio Gumshoe. Perhaps I’ll be able to get some more tracking done on my CD project, as well. People are wondering if this mythical CD will ever become reality.

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  • http://www.darkcompass.com Rowley

    Sound like what we call in the UK a Duvet Day, just longing around doing nothing.
    There was something said that some companies allow up to 5 Duvet-Days a year – to recouperate, that kind of thing.

  • http://karenjcardoza.com Karen (aka MrsB)

    A “Noneday” sounds great to me! Unfortunately, with puppies and kids, it doesn’t happen too often for me.. the furry alarms go off before dawn each day. But maybe someday… :-)