#1 What is your favorite way to spend a lazy day?

 Lazy days are few and far between.  To me, a lazy day is when you have literally nothing you have to do.  There's always something to do.  Like right now, I am sitting here writing because in my mind I don't have anything else I have to do but, that's nowhere close to the truth.  I have dirty dishes in the sink, clothes that need to be washed, and if I look to my left there are probably 10 things out of place, and I can see the dust that lives under the chair.  Oh, and the Christmas tree needs to come down.  But, whatever.  I don't care.  I am going to sit here and write because today, this makes me happy.  

Naps.  I love a good nap. Thats always a good thing to do on a lazy day.  The perfect setup to me would be laying on the couch with a movie on that you have seen 100 times, the ceiling fan going, and a quilt that is the perfect weight. 

You should never wear a bra on a lazy day.  Ideally the house would be cold so you would need comfy pants, a soft t-shirt, an oversized sweatshirt, fuzzy socks, and NO BRA!!!

Baking - also I think on a good lazy day you should bake something.  I'm thinking like muffins or banana bread.  You are being productive but at a super slow pace.  Nobody is waiting for you to have a meal ready this is just extra.  This is a quick breakfast for the week or a snack and can pass for healthy.  

Another day that could be classified as a lazy day would be a 
piddle day.  Get up early and go to breakfast then find random shops to walk in and out of. Only buying things that you don't really need but could be fun.  You should also throw in a thrift store or 2 on these days.  

Well, this was boring.  I'm not so sure about these writing prompts now after all.  I'm going to give it some time.  Maybe I just need to sharpen my skills.  Maybe this will be a process.  Maybe my parents and Ronnie will be the only ones to ever read this. ...that's ok too.  

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