Ideas for days off
A few Sundays can hold a lot.
Keep the things you want to do. Choose a weekend when you’re ready. Add a note after it happens.
One Idea, in Three Stages.
Take the train to the sea
A towel. A book for the journey home.
Sunday 16 August · 09:42 from Centraal
Cold swim. Chips on the platform home.
Your year, at a glance
See your year without turning it into a schedule.
Remembered dates are filled, chosen dates are outlined, and open weekends stay pale.
2026
52 weekends, shown in three states
winter
spring
summer
autumn
What goes on the list
Ideas can be small and specific.
A person, a place, or something you have been saying you will do. One detail is usually enough.
Coffee with Mum
Sunday at 11. Bring the old photo album.
Repair the blue chair with Jo
The spare screws are in the red tin under the sink.
Lemon pasta for six
Use the recipe with ‘more capers’ written in the margin.
When someday keeps moving
A Year Can Pass Quietly.
An idea arrives. Life gets busy. Someday keeps moving—and suddenly the seasons have gone around again.
Still worth a Sunday.
A note stays pinned while four seasonal almanac pages turn. After winter, the note settles into the year as an idea saved for a future Sunday.
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No notifications
No streaks, overdue badges, or emails.
Start with one thing
Give one idea a place.
Save it now. Choose a weekend when you are ready.