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Rainy Day People


Yesterday I blogged about my son's t-ball game getting rained out, it was rescheduled for today and we got it completed. Fun time watching those t-ball kids hit the ball and run station to station around the bases.
The rain got me thinking more about what people do on those rainy spring days. Are you one of those rainy day people who can find 100s of things to do on a rainy day or do those rainy days get you down and you just want to lie in bed and do nothing?
As a leader maybe you like to have one of those rainy days so you can accomplish some of those things you have been putting off. You might like an opportunity to lie around and do nothing once in a while.
Yesterday I gave you a list of places or things you can do to volunteer. Today I want to give you some ideas on what you can do on those rainy days.
  • Clean your house. 
  • Finish that book. 
  • Do some long awaited remodeling. 
  • Work on some crafts. 
  • Cook and share some of your favorite comfort food. 
  • Catch up on some movies. 
  • Have an indoor picnic with the kids. 
  • Play a board game with the kids.
Whether you are a rainy day person or not it is sometimes nice to have some time indoors to do some things that help you relax.

After that rainy day are you refreshed and ready for your leadership duties?
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