I’ve been enjoying week one of two of my Easter holidays.
After a hectic term of juggling full-time teaching with a part time degree, I was utterly run down by the time I walked out of the classroom last Friday. I put myself under extra stress over the last few weeks to get as much of my final assignment done as possible so that I wouldn’t have it hanging over my head during my time off. I then celebrated this week by doing… absolutely nothing.
Seriously, nothing. I should really have kept going to the gym to keep my energy levels up, but I just crashed and burned. Here is what I have done since finishing work on Friday afternoon:
- End of term spring concert with Rock Choir
- Father Ted night at the local comedy club, with the actor who played Father Damo
- Went for a walk and Sunday lunch in Carnlough
- Lay in bed drinking coffee
- Got my hair trimmed
- Practised piano
- Got an Indian Head Massage
- Went to a Laughter Yoga session (absolutely insane)
- Played ukulele at a community centre’s afternoon tea for local pensioners
- Booked appointment to get my nails done tomorrow
- Ate 1.5 Easter eggs
- Watched Belfast (the film, not the city)
- Napped
- Had a couple of showers, I think
- Cooked, ate, slept etc.
That actually sounds like a lot of stuff now that I see it written down in list form. I feel as if all I did was lie in bed watching pointless videos on Facebook, so this post has been reassuring.
If that’s your idea of doing nothing I’d love to see what you consider something 😆