We have initiated a new holiday here at the Quigley home: Lazy Day. The day after Thanksgiving is hereby designated as just that: Lazy Day. This came about thanks to Jake this morning. He walked into the living room, where I was feeding Annie her first bottle and said, "Happy Lazy Day, Mommy. Happy Lazy Day, Annie."
And so the Lazy Day tradition was born. We did nothing all day, except for feed the kids. Ike and I traded off between napping and watching the kids, and we managed to keep from leaving the house all day.
I'm almost tempted to clean a little tonight, but I wouldn't want to break the spirit of the day...
...hhmm...maybe this could be Lazy Week? Lazy Month? LAZY LIFE!! :)
Go forth and be lazy, there are only a few hours left of the holiday.
And so the Lazy Day tradition was born. We did nothing all day, except for feed the kids. Ike and I traded off between napping and watching the kids, and we managed to keep from leaving the house all day.
I'm almost tempted to clean a little tonight, but I wouldn't want to break the spirit of the day...
...hhmm...maybe this could be Lazy Week? Lazy Month? LAZY LIFE!! :)
Go forth and be lazy, there are only a few hours left of the holiday.
2 Comments:
Dang it, you're supposed to let me know these things BEFORE they happen. If I'd known this, I would've welcomed the excuse to be lazy today :)
You'll just have to remind me next year so we can celebrate too!
That is such a great idea! I wonder how you would go about getting that put on the calander??
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