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THE SUNDAY ISSUE
HOW I SUNDAY: ISSUE 30
Issue 30 by GRETA TUFVESSON My husband and I used to spend our Sundays sleeping in, reading the newspaper and meandering the streets of the West Village. Sometimes we met up with friends for lunch, maybe we caught a movie, tried a new restaurant, or napped - the city was our oyster and my day was flexible and rarely planned. Today, my life is very different. I am a mother of two beautiful girls, I moved 3,000 miles away to California, and have a company, The Bevy, a bespoke matchmaking service. Each day starts at 6am and ends around 9ish....
HOW I SUNDAY: ISSUE 28
By Dria Murphy How I spend my Sundays now is vastly different than it was four years ago. The biggest difference is not in the activities I do on Sundays, but in my mental state. Four years ago I had a “traditional” 9-to-5 stressful job and work week. Saturdays and Sundays were the only moments I had for myself amongst a less-than-fulfilling work environment. The “Sunday Scaries” were real. When Sunday came around, my anxiety would heighten in anticipation of the week ahead. I wasn’t able to enjoy the day because the “scaries” set in, took over, and left me...
TOP OF THE TOWER: ISSUE 1
Real estate is expensive, especially when we're talking beauty shelf/counter/vanity space. Our Top of the Tower product picks never go into the "maybe I'll love this one day" bin. They're front and center, where they belong. We'll tell you why... HERITAGE STORE ROSEWATER WHY WE LOVE IT? I heard that Rosewater helps to calm sensitive skin, but wasn't sure I'd love the scent, because well, rose gets a bad rap in the world of fragrance. Not to worry though, it smells light and fresh and lovely. Years of use and 100's of bottles later, this product earned its spot on...
HOW I SUNDAY: ISSUE 26
by Olivia Muth Welcome back. I’m sitting here writing this a full year later from when I last wrote my “How I Sunday” piece. At the time I had just quit my job and started a new chapter at Sunday Forever. I was “deprogramming” myself, as Ashli would say, from the structure and ways of my old job. I read back on my last “How I Sunday” and I can’t help but laugh a little. I can see the honesty in what I wrote but I can also see the perfectionist in me peaking through. While the story of how...