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Back to school! 10 ideas to celebrate

July 10, 2012
10. Sunday night ritual

Find a ritual to share with the whole family every Sunday to avoid the pre-Monday depression. You can play a board game every Sunday after dinner, practice a sport together or rent a comedy. You can also create a list of activities and draw one every Sunday. Plan something special for the first Sunday of the year of course!

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