What if....

[Phoebe]

your SO actually had a day off, how would he/she spend it?

Jennifer

[Meenah]

Catching up in medical records to get off suspension!!!!!
Luanne

Getting caught up on all the projects we have to do around the house!

[SuzySunshine]

I would hope it be finishing the jewelry chest he started making me three years ago!

Sleeping in, playing on the computer and worrying about not studying.

[pstone]

She would spend it with the boy and me. We would go to the park, out to eat, take ah..."naps", and talk about how much we love each other.

[migirl]

How I would like him to spend it: Catching up on house projects, spending quality time with me. :---


How he would probably spend it: Catching up on sleep, playing video games, watching TV.

[spotty_dog]

Re: What if....

your SO actually had a day off, how would he/she spend it?

He'd catch a nap, take a 80 mile bike ride, and if he was home he would clean house and work on bikes and run errands. He'd buy groceries, rent a DVD, make me dinner and cuddle with me on the couch in front of a movie.

Ye gods, I love fourth year! This was our life for the week before he went to Fresno.

[DCJenn]

Hmmm, Day Off- which implies no call....Wow, I can't remember what that was like.

I asked him last night, and he said "I'd spend it doing something with you and the dude."

What he meant to add was, "after I've killed some aliens on the computer, watched 25 hours straight of poker on TV, interspersed with South Park and whatever Monty Python reruns I can find..."

Jenn

[SueC]

I think he'd spend most of his day surfing the net for more "stuff". I'd like to think we'd all do something together, like go to the park and fly a kite or something, but we've had those kites since Spring and they are STILL in their original packaging...

Yeah - I'm with Jenn's response. My dh would say "spending time with you and the boys" which in husband-speak translates to sleeping as late as I can muster without getting screamed at, lounging around for long periods of time, napping when / if the boys nap (and even if they don't b/c I'd fall asleep first), and then finally starting a project far too late in the day to complete it.

[Phoebe]

I'm glad DH is not alone. The day after returning from his test he played on the computer while I was getting the girls ready and said goodbye to them as we were leaving. When we returned he was sleeping and slept until 3pm followed by several hours of TV watching. I was not a happy camper after spending the past two months straight with my kids. I understand he needed a rest, but so do I!

Jennifer

[PrincessFiona]

Yeah - I'm with Jenn's response. My dh would say "spending time with you and the boys" which in Jigar-speak translates to sleeping as late as I can muster without getting screamed at, lounging around for long periods of time, napping when / if the boys nap (and even if they don't b/c I'd fall asleep first), and then finally starting a project far too late in the day to complete it.

omg...you've described my husband!

kris