Life can be overwhelming and the day-to-day can get in the way of what's really important, which is why we're always grateful for Sundays. The designated day of rest gives everyone a chance to relax and recharge. Everyone has different methods of unwinding, whether it be through meditation, zonking out in front of your favourite show or cooking up a storm. Here, we share some of our soul-healing Sunday rituals.


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Lucy, Designer and Creative Campaigns Lead
I always start my Sundays with a run, then a cool-down walk to grab the paper and a coffee. I'll then catch up on my backlog of true crime podcasts, including My Favourite Murder and Casefile. This deceptively easy ricotta gnocchi from Ostro is one of my go-to Sunday recipes.


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Mag, Junior Purchasing Officer
One of my favourite things to make on Sunday is Nyonya curry puffs. Curry puffs, also known as karipap in Malaysia and Singapore, are deep-fried pastries stuffed with a curried filling. They can be vegetarian, but the ones I make are stuffed with curried chicken and potato.


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Rubi, Email Campaign Coordinator
I'm a sucker for the latest teen dramas and am currently bingeing Fate: The Winx Saga. Sunday is perfect for pesto pasta with cheesy garlic bread, and this Betty Crocker recipe for pesto pasta with chicken and tomatoes has become a favourite. I also enjoy a coastal walk, while zenning-out to the Evermore album by Taylor Swift or, if it's hot enough, I'll head to the beach for a swim.


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Bayley, Junior Business Development Manager
I just finished reading Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens, which I just couldn't put down. On lazier Sundays, I watch home reno shows like Grand Design, House Hunters and Fixer Upper. My favourite dinner is lentil tacos - it's quick and great for days when you don't feel like cooking.


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Lemin, Senior 3D Artist
I love to do barre and mindfulness. For self-care, I'll double cleanse and exfoliate with my favourite Sisley face mask. YouTube is my go-to for entertainment and I really enjoy watching beauty bloggers like Michele Wang and Angela Van Rose, as well as food channels like Cooking with Dog to get recipe ideas like this oyakodon (Japanese chicken and egg rice bowl).


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Joshua, Operations Team Leader
I play games on my PS4, like Ghost of Tsushima (which I recently received Platinum trophy for) and Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. You'll also find me watching Netflix, while we eat dinner. We just finished the Blown Away series.


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Cassie, Senior Category Manager
I love a bit of true crime, and Redhanded is my favourite podcast. It's great to listen to, while I make Marco Pierre White's spaghetti carbonara that he made on MasterChef a few years back. I also do boxing three times a week, it's great for the soul, so I'll get a few hits in on Sunday.


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Sarah, Customer Care Consultant
My family cooks a special leg of lamb using a recipe that's been passed down through generations. We eat it together while music is playing, so we don't have to hear each other! As for my self-care routine, that would be a tub of Ben and Jerry's The Tonight Dough.


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Kfir, Business Development Manager
Sunday mornings means shakshuka for breakfast, followed by a small nap, then beach time with a book, a couple of beers (shh, don't tell the rangers) and lots of vitamin D.


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Emma, Designer
I love playing Animal Crossing on my Nintendo Switch. It's a great escape into a little world that you've created and built, and I love decorating the island with cute items. I also like to try out new recipes on Sundays - lately, I've been loving Korean food, and this spicy braised tofu is a great mix of flavours.

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