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What do you like to do on a "do nothing" day?
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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Don’t kid yourselves. It’s doomscrolling and Netflix binging all day until about 4:00 you are disgusted with yourself for “wasting” such a beautiful day…
It would also mean my wife left me and took my son. But you are spot on. Last year she actually did take my son on a vacation with our good friend and their son and I had a few days to myself. I totally wasted them. It was great to be able to relax and do whatever I wanted but kind of depressing to find whatever I wanted was to overeat and binge a truly lame show. :)
If you enjoyed it, the time wasn't wasted.