Today is turning out to be a rather leisurely Sunday morning, which begun for me at 4am because I woke up suddenly and couldn’t go back to sleep easily. Too many exciting thoughts running through my mind, probably! I first lay in bed for a bit, willing myself back to sleep and found my mind wondering onto what else I could be doing apart from lying there and longing for sleep. Lo, and behold the good old computer won the bet. So I scrambled out of bed and made a quick stop in the bathroom and hey presto – there I was turning the pc on.
Did I do anything exciting? Only if you find browsing that exciting! I won’t tell you which sites my browsing led to but after a couple of hours of quiet time to myself, I looked out and was pleasantly surprised to find that it had begun to snow. That’s a picture of my back garden. I wasn’t expecting snow this time in April. But seeing as I never listen to the weather how could I have known? Well, I had been deliberating whether we would go to Mass this Sunday, or not. For the children’s sake I try to go every Sunday and feel awfully guilty when I don’t. This morning I had a good excuse – It was snowing!
By 8am, I felt my eyes heavy again with sleep. I believe in letting it happen naturally. Children were up and about. Just when breakfast was on the table, I scampered upstairs quietly snuggling back under my warm duvet. Peace, perfect sleep.
One of the things I thought of this morning was the fact that I’d like to blog some more. I do love it when I get the time to blog, and thoroughly enjoy it. I’ve been so busy the past year that I’d love some more leisurely time to myself to do more things like blog and write about less serious stuff. I need to allow my creativity to develop a lot more, so do forgive me when you start reading about other things apart from investing, money, wealth and all the serious stuff I’ve been involved with to date.
The interesting thing is most of my friends who started their blogs around the same time as I did have also been rather sporadic at blogging. It appears most of them have moved onto other things, or have acquired similarly increasing busy schedules.
I was playing cashflow with a group of ladies last Sunday, and it made me think when I almost chose for my dream the South Sea Island Fantasy. This is what it said:
Pampered in luxury for two full months. Relax, unwind in warm waters, deserted beaches and romantic nights.
Hmm, that’s some idea!
The time now is 4:36pm and the day is almost ended. My son asked if we would go for evening Mass and I must have mumbled something in response. Maybe, next Sunday, huh?
If you are like most people your home will be the single biggest investment you make in your lifetime. Many people have been led to believe that their home equity is their largest asset, which may or may not be true, depending on a number of circumstances. 
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