idyll
noun – ‘an
experiment or period of serene and carefree happiness, usually in beautiful
surroundings and often in the context of a romantic relationship
‘…long ago…a
little girl used to wake on Sunday morning feeling that a whole life of
happiness lay before her in that day.’ Three Houses Angela Thirkell 1931
memoirs
You are aware once you've awaken…there’s no other place on earth you’d rather be than this
tranquil room.
The weekend morning belongs to you - to inhabit completely, this day is a longed-for serenity surrounded by the pleasures of a summer weekend.
(definition continued) a short work
in verse or prose, a painting, or a piece of music depicting simple pastoral or
rural scenes and the life of country folk, often in idealized terms
‘oh, the
freedom of the day that yielded no rule or time..” Diane Ackerman, Searching
for the Comet
Summer weekends are
special in that you write the script of your day. There are no alarm clocks, no
rushing or schedules, no someplace you have to be. You can rise with the first rays of the
sun or you can linger-snuggle down into the softness of the goose-down topped
bed.
Breakfast can
be a leisurely affair taking in the fragrances and textures of the first day’s
meal. Conversation is light and comforting – words wrapped round one’s heart in
love and contentment.
(definition continued) a scene or
event characterized by tranquility, simple beauty, and innocent charm, usually
in a rural setting
The day can be
filled however you wish –
follow your passions, of art, book, garden or strolling through delightsome shops.
follow your passions, of art, book, garden or strolling through delightsome shops.
‘This day has a felling in my picture of
warmth and light breezes and sunshine and afternoons that stretch to eternity
and mornings full of far-off bells’ A Pale Golden Sunday Angela Thirkell 1931
memoir
you know…this
place, this day is your Idyll – your perfect peace.
Wishing you a most Delightsome week,
Wishing you a most Delightsome week,