I accomplished nothing this weekend. Literally. Not. One.Thing.
I didn't finish packing....did I mention I'll be leaving on a mini vacation on Thursday? Yeah......had to dip into the suitcase and really should have gotten that repacked. Didn't. Didn't even attempt it.
Didn't unload the dishwasher. Nope.
Didn't dust. Vacuum. No. Just didn't.
Didn't even cook. Ate left over lasagna and whatever else was in the pantry. Not exactly diet friendly, but didn't really care.
Should have gone shopping for a few things I need for the weekend. Decided I can just as easily stop on my way home this week.
I should feel guilty, shouldn't I? I'm a good Midwestern bred woman, taught to just get it done, no reason for procrastination.
But I don't. Not one ounce of guilt this morning. Not only that, but if I thought for 2 seconds I could get away with it, I'd continue this pattern thru today.
I did, or didn't do any of this with the full realization that I'm going out of the country for 4 days this week. I'm leaving. On a jet plane even. And still that wasn't enough to get me jump started on my chores.
So I was a slug this weekend. A bump on a log. Lackadaisical, as it were.
Which leads me to a question for the 13 of you that visit. What is YOUR favorite word for LAZY? Mine? I'm really fond of that last one, Lackadaisical. I just like the way it sounds........
Good for you!! I did the same on Saturday. Sometimes we just need to recharge... and Lazy does just fine for me... I always think: Lazy Lion Lounging in the Local Library.
ReplyDeleteI dunno.
Have fun in the Caymans! It's a very cool place to chill... so to speak. ;)
We all need/deserve a day to do NOTHING. Don't feel bad about it. Embrace it. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI call it pajama day. Some weekends - I stay in pajamas all day, shower and put on clean pjs for night. I've also been known to do the same thing on Sunday. My husband cannot understand why I change pajamas - why not just stay in the same ones all weekend?? Who does that but guys? It does help to slow the pace of your life for a brief moment in time.
ReplyDeleteI quite frequently call myself a slug, when I'm being overly lazy and procrastinating about everything. - Tina
ReplyDeleteI'm not lazy, I'm a Nonindustrious-American
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