I played factorio for the entire day and basically forgot to eat
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Ate some shrooms, sat outside, pet the cats, listened to music, and enjoyed life.
I was at a resort.
I slept in, had some upscale buffet nosh, checked the horizon for pirates - a crucial job at resorts, even if no one finds any ever because it's Cancun - lazed around the pool, chatted, ate lunch, went back to the room for an hour in the AC, maybe napped, went back poolside, had some tasty drinks of varying potency and watched the sky for aliens - another important task - while I chatted with my travel buddies, planned dinner, ate that over the course of a few slow hours with laughter and some wine, maybe smoked a cigar or so while again watching the horizon for night pirates, spotted a couatl and watched it while chatting more, had a great little nightcap at a tiny beach bar, went to bed.
Busy busy.
That must’ve been a day in the heaven. I got comfy from hearing that.
Started the day with a warm cup of rose hip tea and reading on the couch.
Later switched to the PC and started playing Factorio. Did so until an alarming amount of time had passed. Figured the shit out of Gleba tho 😎
What is this mythological day you speak of?
Alone time. That's all. I took time to be without people around, without having to communicate... I played Dave the diver, I went out with my bike and enjoyed the solitude. Simple, but in my case is a necessity once every while.
You think I can remember that far back into my childhood?
I slept in until past noon, spent a few hours laying in bed reading random stuff on my phone, got up and ate something, probably candy, then went back to bed.
Played some Helldiver's 2, went and cleaned out the pigs, played a shitload more HD2 made dinner, watched some survivor,spread some more managed democracy
Almost exactly 10 years ago. My wife and her best friend went away for a week and took the kids with them. I had a bunch of holiday saved up so I took the week off work and had the house to myself. I spent the first two days tidying, cleaning, and doing chores - so I wouldn't have to end the week doing that and so when my wife got home she'd be happy because that means a lot to me.
But that still left five days of utterly selfish me-time.
I arranged to see precisely no-one (a combination of depression and a yearning for peace and quiet). I moved my XBox into the living room with the big TV. I slept in, ordered takeaways, played video games, watched films with more fights and car chases and explosions than my wife enjoys, went for the occasional pointless, destinationless drive (playing Metallica and Iron Maiden and Pink Floyd too loud), and the occasional walk just to shake off the cobwebs (and maybe visit an old-man pub where there are no jukeboxes or fruit machines or people who will talk at you). I even spent most of the last day just reading a book. I never get that much peace and quiet.
What a week.
I'd definitely pay for another like it.
Twenty years ago. I've had two jobs for twenty years. I work every single day.
You don't have holiday? I guess you're in the US?
I'm in Canada. My night job is contract and I have to work every day. I actually get a lot of vacation time from my day job, six weeks, but I'm just at home and working the other job when that happens.
Depends what you mean by "chore" because I still had to cook and walk my cat (we're leash training), but I think I spent the day trying to make a papier-mache mask but gave up because I messed up my base piece. Literally all I did was glue paper together then throw it away and it was the most creatively fulfilling experience I've had in ages.
My memory does not go that far back. Can we include days we just did not get anything done but felt bad about it?
Veg out in front of the TV
Played games for 16 hours while getting drunk. It was awesome.
It was so long ago I literally cannot remember.
Played Oblivion. I mostly do enjoy being outside doing house/farm work so long as the weather's nice, though.
I walked my dog and did some art.
Smoked weed and played video games
I didnt exist that day
speedran duck life 2
Worry.
Family left for a camping trip so I had a weekend all for myself. Went to an XVIII convent with a friend and it was great! Last time I had gone to one was like fifteen years ago so this made me very happy.
Later had fish fish for dinner, family is not too happy about my fish cooking choices.
Next day I went shopping for art materials and had lunch at a nice coffee place, then came back and baked brownies so the house would smell delicious when my people came back.