Lazy Days

a day in front of revival is a "lazy day" for me

I'm back in uni full time-and SO busy atm

i deserve a lazy day off

So take one

[quote="Augustus"]So take one[/quote]

and flunk Uni?

I think not. :roll:

as much as I love SOME of u guys

ur not worth failing over

Thanks for the sorta compliment lilsis!!!

You're my [i]favorite[/i] cyclops.

i didnt mean YOU

u more sadder than yuit-at least he now pretends to keep away 😉

but u've practically made this place ur home :twisted:

lol you're almost rid of me.

[quote="Augustus"]lol you're almost rid of me.[/quote]

are u leaving dave? 😢

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"][quote="Augustus"]lol you're almost rid of me.[/quote]

are u leaving dave? :cry:[/quote]

Not for a while

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]i didnt mean YOU

u more sadder than yuit-at least he now pretends to keep away 😉

but u've practically made this place ur home :twisted:[/quote]

hahaha 😂 , i think i am finally overcome my addictness to revival, I can leave at any moment now. But just choose not to :oops: anyway as soon as i leave here, i just get addicted to msn anyway, lol.

Dave u love embrassing urself, u should know u can't leave this place, i learn that after my first attempt, why do u insist on making a fool out of urself, just accept ur fate, u be here on ur deathbed 😉

lol i'm afraid this is going to be permanent. I just won't have time anymore...

I might come back in a few years time but I don't know

I’m the kind of person who can work non stop for a week…I leave the house early, come home late, sleep late…even miss lunch or breakfast cos I’m so busy….

Then I give my self a lazy week off….when I switch of my phone and just spend the week eating, reading, and watching TV and don’t leave the house.

When I work hard…I work very, very hard and when I’m lazy, I can even make my tiny 6 year old sister make me tea.

Lazy days are good.

[quote="MuslimSister"]Lazy days are good.[/quote]

No Doctor or nutritionist will advice that one goes without food. Remember hungry man is an angry man

And a talk by Sheikh Riyadh Haq, which I attended last year, he mention that Shaytan wants us to feel lazy and do nothing.

I know. But sometimes I just don’t have time to eat.

My “lazy days” are to make up for food, drink and sleep that I’ve missed out on....its cos I need to build my strength up again.

Overall, inaction depress's me. I can never sit idle unless I'm tired and need a break.

[quote="MuslimSister"]I know. But sometimes I just don’t have time to eat.

My “lazy days” are to make up for food, drink and sleep that I’ve missed out on....its cos I need to build my strength up again.

Overall, inaction depress's me. I can never sit idle unless I'm tired and need a break.[/quote]

Before my accident and when I decided to move over and live life in the slow lane, my diet use to consist of Roti and water- amazing Roti is rich in carbohydrates – more then enough to keep going.

Sounds... ascetic

I don't have any moral beef with occasionally taking a day or two off. Being in a perpetual state of laziness is a little different.

It's important to recharge your batteries so you don't completely burn out.

[quote="Augustus"]

It's important to recharge your batteries so you don't completely burn out.[/quote]

Hence the "lazy days".

My pattern is usually usually two days of extreme hard work followed by two days of lazy days.

A lazy day is good but if you have too many it kinda gets depressin doin NOTHIN :? well thats what i think.

I usually just laze bout in front of the tele and munch on junk food (cant do that at the mo cuz healthy eatin 😢 ) or i just sleep for hours and hours but right now its hard as i have uni and goin to pak in 4 weeks means more work on my plate to get out the way b4 i leave.

[quote="Augustus"]Sounds... ascetic

[/quote]

Lol-sorry I missed that bit.

Ascetic? I wish.

I love my food and sleep...deprivation of any of these two makes me a very moody girl.