The first Lazy Sunday

AI'm having a really lovely lazy Sunday, for the first time in ages. Maybe even since I left Australia. Even before I left Australia - the last few weeks before I left there was no lazy Sundays either. I can't remember my last lazy Sunday.

It's a grey, rainy day here in Denmark with spells of hail, but also sun, and we're not going anywhere or doing anything. Just taking it vey easy. We took Ruby to the flea market this morning, and she had 10 kroner to spend for herself and 10 to buy something for her brother (less than 2 AUD). She did very well, she managed to buy a fairly new Barbie for herself, and a Lego robot for Sam.

I've been reading my old blog, though I'm getting a bit over it now - and I might have a nap in a minute. It's really a very appealing idea, sleeping in the middle of the day.


Oh, perhaps I should tell you about Thursday, when we got to Denmark. In the afternoon, after a nice lunch and after picking up the kids from school, Mum and I were kindly dropped at a wonderful modern art museum called Louisiana. It was in such a lovely location, right on the sea front, we could see Sweden across the water. We saw a lot of Picasso, whom, though I respect his work, I am not crazy about. But my favourite artwork was an amazing installation Emma discovered recently and wrote about in her blog and she put a picture up, it is called Gleaming lights of the Souls by Yayoi Kusama.



Then we had a lovely dinner in the museum restaurant, surprisingly delicious and healthy. With a nice view over a piece by Jean du Buffet. It was rather busy in the restaurant, but everyone chose to sit in the busy area with the sea views, so we had a nice quiet spot.

I'm now going downstairs to find my nice cozy bed for an afternoon nap. Bliss.