Monday, September 7, 2009

Eight things to do on your day off...

This is inspired by the beauty of Labor Day. No school, no work...What do we do with it?

1. Sleep in.
This is a must. And on this labor day, I put this into action. Most days, we wake up for class or work and head out for the day. Oh the beauty of not having to set an alarm!

2. Veg out.
Who wants to head out as soon as you role out of bed on your day off? Take some time to sit on the couch, let your brain do nothing while you stare blankly at the t.v. and stuff your mouth with whatever snack food you choose from your cabinet for breakfast.

3. Catch up.
This isn't as fun, but it's a good opportunity to catch up on some homework. Just take an hour to focus on catching up or even getting ahead in class so that you won't have that lingering tomorrow.

4.
Work out.
A great way to start off your free day is to work out. Get your blood flowing so you can feel good. Plus, I often use business as an excuse to avoid this. Days off are great opportunities to actually do that thing you never have time for.

5. Hang out.
Just spend some time with friends. If it is also a day off for your closest buddies, head over to their place and sit and chat for a while. Maybe get a group together to play some games. This is something that makes a good day off worth-while.

6. Read up.
Yet another thing we tend to put off. But there are great books out there. Probably one or two sitting in your drawer half-read. Take a little time to fill your mind with knowledge or adventure in a good book.

7. Go out.
If you are looking for some serious entertainment on this day, try going out to a movie or go bowling or to the mall. Do something! And have fun doing it that you couldn't or wouldn't have on a normal work and school day.

8. Turn in.
When the day it ending and your day off coming to a close, you don't have to burn out in the late hours of the night. Maybe turn in a little early and catch up on some sleep or just enjoy the stress-fee feeling of laying in your bed and not having to be anywhere else.

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