Staycation: I have the week off! Hooray!

[Mr Mannn]

Don't really have anything planned. This is just mental health time for me.
I'm going to the store. I plan to eat well and sleep until I'm done sleeping. Watch a few movies.
and maybe I'll find time to squeeze in a chore.

Not going anywhere. Not spending a lot. Breakfast out is my favorite meal anyways.

[Chris_]

Have fun!

I'm suffering from shortimers disease today and can't concentrate on anything.  I just want to start my vacation.

[Undies]

Congratulations!  You get to escape your bonds and live my life for a week.  Have a great time, but don't forget to thank the Lord there will be a return to your usefulness.

Constant leisure ain't all it's cracked up to be.   

[Mr Mannn]

Congratulations!  You get to escape your bonds and live my life for a week.  Have a great time, but don't forget to thank the Lord there will be a return to your usefulness.

Constant leisure ain't all it's cracked up to be.   

I remember it took my dad 6 months to get rid of the work ethic. That was tough on him.
He retired to Sun City in AZ. I remember talking to his neighbors. They had an RV and were getting ready to leave for the summer.
I asked, "Where do you plan on heading to?"
"oh...um...North."
"Where north?"
"Not quite sure, just headed somewhere North."

and that was his plan for the whole summer. I have always wanted that freedom.

[Freeper]

Have fun!

I'm suffering from shortimers disease today and can't concentrate on anything.  I just want to start my vacation.

Me too only 1 more month till my mini vacation.

[njpines]

I remember it took my dad 6 months to get rid of the work ethic. That was tough on him.
He retired to Sun City in AZ. I remember talking to his neighbors. They had an RV and were getting ready to leave for the summer.
I asked, "Where do you plan on heading to?"
"oh...um...North."
"Where north?"
"Not quite sure, just headed somewhere North."

and that was his plan for the whole summer. I have always wanted that freedom.

I remember when my dad officially "retired" -- he was Comptroller at Philadelphia Gear Corp.  He then took on 2 part-time jobs as an accountant/bookkeeper and always did 1040s during tax season.  Did these things til the day he died, close to 85 years old.  Some people can't ever seem to retire . . .