Welcome to a new way of doing this podcast; Daily Routines. We’re here on Substack because I know how much you guys love this podcast, and I reckon the good people of Substack will love it too. We have not had a Daily Routines now for almost a year and I’ve missed it (and you dear listeners) so I just can’t wait to get back into it. A new episode of Daily Routines will drop each week up until Christmas when we will take a break until the end of Australian school holidays in 2024. If you can’t do without, there is a backlog of Daily Routines to make your way through including episodes with Annabelle Hickson (Galah Press), Carmen Quade (seriously good organisational tips in here) and the beautiful Jane Cay of Birdsnest. I mean who even looks like this on a Sunday? I certainly want to! This is the delightful Sophie Godwin, UK based recipe writer, caterer and author. In this episode, Sophie leads us through an ideal Sunday - and believe me there is nothing to be scared of - she laments ‘not really having a routine’ but then realises it’s full of nothinness, simplicity and just doing what she loves. Sophie’s first book; Sundays, A Cookbook, is our kind of ode to Sundays. You can purchase it here now. (Good chrissy pressie ladies!)Sophie likes; Sleeping in. 10am at least.Walk. Not a big one.Couch.Scrolling.Bit-o-cooking.Maybe a roast in the oven. Maybe a late lunch with good friends. Only the one’s with a relaxing vibe. Maybe some rain.More couch.More scrolling. Big bowl of Pasta for dinner. Showered in Parmesan.Do you dread Sunday’s too? Send this to any friends you’ve ever had a big Saturday with and make their week/life better. Get full access to Company on Sundays at companyonsundays.substack.com/subscribe

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