To stay in bed all day, Mnetting, reading and napping...

[loopylou6]

Kids at school, house is reasonable and I'm a lazy bitch?

[ArmageddonOuttahere]

[hobnobsaremyfavourite]

[jealous]

[hobnobsaremyfavourite]

I mean but you get my drift

[SwingingBetty]

if you are over 75, enjoy it

otherwise you are wasting a lovely opportunity

[Tee2072]

Ignore Betty. Sounds like bliss to me.

[topsyturner]

I did that yesterday .

[LoveBeingAMummyAgain]

Do it!

[BlueKangaroo22]

Go for it, well jealous! Wish I could! :)

[loopylou6]

Mmm I'm all snuggly now

[MelodyPond]

Oh, I'm so jealous, I'm just about to get out of my lovely warm bed to get ready for work.

I'm late, I'm slightly hungover, and I have to get up.

Did i mention I have to get up?

YANBU, do it and then some!!

[featherbag]

I've been awake since 4, up since 5, and I'm now in the waiting room ready for latest round of scans and antenatal stuff. BUT! When I get home, after doing some necessary shopping, I'm going straight back to bed

[sausagesandmarmelade]

What I wouldn't give for a Duvet Day..........

[gemdrop84]

Go for it - I cant seem to switch off even if I do have an opportunity with just a couple hours to myself, something strange has happened in which I start to feel guilty and that I should be doing something remotely housework/mummy related!!

[KittyFane]

[echt]

Am just heading into a two-week school holiday. Yay! Okay, I have three classes of scripts to mark, but do-able. Especially if I don't do it properly, which is what I tell them.:o

I want to watch a film with no artistic merit.

[ditavonteesed]

I was wondering the same thing myself, had a migraine yesterday and still feel a bit crap, have taken kids to schoo,l and walked the dogs, so can I go back to ed now?

[GirlWithALlamaTattoo]

Umm, have you got up to take the kids to school? Now you want to go back to bed? Or are the kids old enough to take themselves to school?

If you're ill, fair enough. If not, have a shower, get dressed and Mumsnet on the sofa. A chilled-out day is wholly reasonable; grab the opportunity while it's there, but going to bed in the daytime is a bit, erm, slatternly, isn't it, for a healthy adult?

[MadameDefarge]

I am doing just that.

[RainboweBrite]

Hope you're enjoying it! I often go back to bed for a couple of hours, although I usually end up reading rather than napping. So what if it's slatternly? It's FUN!

[betterwhenthesunshines]

my DH was 'ill' yesterday which meant he went back to bed and slept all morning while I raced round doing all the jobs, kids, supervise homework etc. Must admit I did a lot less 'wasting computer time' than normal

You have to have some 'down days' where you just get to do nothing. Just not everyday, so enjoy it!

[betterwhenthesunshines]

BTW when my yonger brother went to school for the first time, my mum told me she went back to bed ALL DAY EVERYDAY for 3 WEEKS and then she felt she could get up and carry on with life!

[AngryFeet]

Really betterwhen? That's very interesting.... DS is due to start fulltime school on Monday....

Good on you OP. I just couldn't do it. Sometimes I will watch TV for an hour in the morning but unless I am ill I just can't justify in my own mind going back to bed. DH and the kids are at work and school why should I be lazing around. I know technically I deserve it but I am too much of a martyr clearly

Dammit I have turned into my mother!

[loopylou6]

Just woke up


Yes I was up this morning to do the kids breakfast and see them off, but I don't take them, ds drops dd off at her school on the way to his.

I probably am being slatternly but at least I admit it :)

[GirlWithALlamaTattoo]

Fair enough, then. :)