I am longing for this.
Work is so busy I can't get out much for walks and I have not had time to indulge in my crafting for months.
I would also love at least 1 solid day to empty out the kitchen - cupboards, fridge, freezer etc - and go through everything to dump what we won't eat now things are so totally different and our eating patterns have changed. And another day to do a big batch cooking of meals we enjoy for the freezer, including doing a curry feast for dinner with at least 3 curry sauces to freeze lots of leftovers and some bombay potatoes (leftovers for lunch next day) and HM naan breads - and to try out a couple of recipes over the week as well. And spend time using up odds and sods that I don't have time to think through or have all the ingredients I'd need while working.
A full on proper indulgent pampering session (maybe a half day?) - deep condition hair, scrub and facemask and serum my face, deal with spots (use pore strips everywhere needed), wax legs, pluck chin/eyebrows, have a long soak in a bath and use a body scrub while there (after at least 2 chapters of a book or 2 episodes of something streamed, and likely a glass of wine), file and paint all nails, ..etc.
Enjoy some walks in daytime in the spring sunshine. Drink my coffee in the garden (wearing a coat if necessary but getting out for Vit D and birdsong). Probably enjoying that coffee with a fresh bun/cake at least a couple of mornings.
Catch up on sleep (really desperately needed).
Browse online for necesssary clothes to replace things worn/grown out of, and also for new suppliers of things like good coffee, good chocolate, meal kits, etc. And also look for presents I can order for occasions coming up (a few birthdays in extended family).
Sit and read at least 2 of my stack of books waiting for some quiet time. And probably also try and read some of my books that are more factual - I am trying to learn navigation and that takes time to figure out.
Start getting the garden ready for growing some veg this summer.
Tidy some of the rooms that have descended into chaos, and get rid of rubbish to the dump. Accept that while I'd like to donate lots to charity shops, they won't be open for a while and inundated when they are - so gracefully accept the need to dump things. Or take the time to put the things I no longer need/want on freecycle/other sites where others could make use of them.