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Well what a totally lazy day
walked the dog then a very lazy day
both the missus and me watched a couple of films and slobbed about all day
now just managed to pick up the phone and order a curry
feel well relaxed and lazy had a great day 😀
even the dog got in on the lazy day and slept
Yep, very rarely though, but sometimes it's just bliss. Total shutdown and relaxation!
Tried it once, lasted 10 mins.
Loads of times.
Loads of time. Love it but they go so fast!
love to, but then feel like I wasted it.
Used to once in a while... then made the mistake of breeding.
Most days. Drop kids off in morning, come back and watch jeremy kyle, go back to bed for a sleep, tidy the house a bit and pick kids up again. I am a very lazy person. I'll leave dynamism and ambition to others.
Yes....Today......and STW has been a bit Meh today as well.
all the time!! esp when the weather is pants.
Only when I'm working!
Pyjama day innit, not too keen myself but the ladies in the house love,em.
I am envious. It was a day of oily fingers as Mrs Sandwich's car received a partial service while the weather was good. I try to avoid spanners and engines when it's cold and crisp as that's when blood gets shed!
Had a few days like that over Christmas. Mainly due to crappy weather and can't-be-bothered-ness.
It's a regular event.
OP...two films and walking the dog is a busy day for some people.
There's no such thing as wasting time, if it's time you enjoy wasting.
My mum once sent me a birthday card that read "How beautiful it is to do nothing"
"and then rest afterward"
Cheeky cow
very rarely. Does feel good once in a while though.
I always feel guilty afterwards though and go frantic the following day. Clearly got some bizarre psychological issues going on.
Yup today, went to the cash and carry this morning then spent the rest of the day napping and loafing on the sofa. I may get an early night as it's been tiring and I'm going to brave the mud tomorrow.
Some weekends are just like that aren't they. Ya get up, the body wobbles about instead of feeling taught and lythe it just sort of aches or feels numb, that's the day I stick on the TV, fire up the hot chocolate, head for the biscuits and grab the sofa blanket and kick back and relax. Total indulgence day of dozing in warm comfyness.
No guilt here, none at all and no feelings of wasted days either..
I love them when they happen to come along.
For me it's great if I "waste" the day doing things I like doing
Watching films or TV box sets
Listening to records
Reading good books
Eating nice food/ drinking good drinks
If I set out to have a productive day, and end up procrastinating and doing nothing - catch myself sat down browsing the Internet on my phone , eating rubbish to avoid going to the shop or whatever then I feel like crap
Yep Bikebouy has summed it up
now digesting the curry before another doggy stroll
Walking the dog is too much activity for a "nothing" day. I became somewhat of an expert living with my brother (a expert in nothingness who lives in boxer shorts and uses the thermostat as an item of clothing).
The important questions of a nothing day should revolve around breakfast and lunch choice and arguments about whose turn it is to answer the door to the delivery driver.
You know you've made it when evening arrives and you utter the words, "it got dark, when did that happen?"
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Not for a long time. Sooner be doing to be honest.
The important questions of a nothing day should revolve around breakfast and lunch choice and arguments about whose turn it is to answer the door to the delivery driver.
Wholeheartedly disagree. I just unplug the bell and stick a note on the porch door.
As [b]ton[/b] said, I always feel I've wasted my precious time off.
Once, but I had been awake for most of the two weeks before. I got home after napping in the car, went to sleep, woke up briefly, ate, went back to bed and then woke up the next day.
I was still behind on sleep after that.
Come to think of it, the last time I had to take really serious painkillers the same thing happened. Maybe it's a healing thing.
These days, even a day off with nothing to do means dog walking and other stuff.
love to, but then feel like I wasted it.
This.
recovering from majory surgery for the last 5 weeks so not done a great deal just fell off my bike again will be having a few more weeks of nothingness!
With 6 & 8 year old boys...
No chance.
Doesn't seem to bother the wife though... 😉
i disagree with the glorification of busy
not since we had kids and I cant see me getting a slob day for a good 16 years
In our house, Boxing Day is always marked as Do Nothing Day. We didn't even bother getting dressed this one just gone. Loaf-tastic.
used to have a weed habit. spent whole months doing nothing. it were ace.
Once spent a day doing nothing back in 2010, because of a bad back.
Simply cant do it otherwise a day doing nothing is such a waste imho
used to have a weed habit. spent whole months doing nothing. it were ace.
😆
I'm with you on that one.
I love doing nothing and aim for at least one day a fortnight of doing sod all.
While I'm an inherently lazy sonofabitch, that laziness centres around avoiding doing as little as possible while still being gainfully employed. Outside of work, I really hate being sat indoors, I'll take any opportunity to be outdoors somewhere, just walking, then sitting in a pub with a pint reading a book. I don't ride the bikes much these days, but being outdoors I find really cathartic. I could easily spend hours reading a book when I should be working, however.
Never by choice, drives me INSANE. I turn into a horrible b@stard if not doing anything for too long.
Having done my back in on the Thursday before Christmas the last 3 weeks have been very lazy with numerous days doing nothing. Today will be a sportathon on the couch with golf, cricket, rugby and some NFL - it's pouring rain outside which helps take away some of the guilt but I'm getting very fed up with doing nothing!
Very occasionally, but always feel really guilty when I do, like I'm wasting my life away. Seem to feel this more as I get older. Stupid really...
Winter is a few months of nothingness for me. I do very little other than a bit of weight training and running so that come spring I'm fit enough to make the most of it. I do feel guilty about it though.
Currently watching back to back Battlestar Galactica, fire on, eating lots of food & drinking copious amounts of tea.
I'll have a swim later, but that'll be it!
3 kids = no chance. Last day like that was 15 years ago!
Spent a day working with the council once, not sure what we were doing there, but don't remember anything happening.
Always feel ive wasted my time. Days doing nowt are reserved for sick days.
Since i bought a house theres always something to do , biking to be done , work on projects to be done,
Sitting on here is as close to nothing as i get and thats usually while researching something for doing something else.
Currently watching back to back Battlestar Galactica
Sounds like a great day. Once we get through Breaking Bad, think I might start on BG again.
We had a do nothing day on Boxing Day, where I was completely content to sit indoors. Most weekends I drive my family mad because I refuse to stay indoors. Luckily I can often persuade one of the kids to come for a ride.