I'm wondering if anyone else does this as my DD maintains nobody else does but I don't think it's much different than duvet days. About twice over winter (one being today) I have what we call Slovenly Saturday. I make sure that it's a Saturday that my DC who don't drive are not in work/study or else other DC or DH who can drive are around to drop them and pick them up. Four DC who are in school/college/work mid teens to early twenties. The food shop is done, plenty in fridge and freezer. Laundry is up to date. House is clean. I buy treat food, magazines, books and lovely bath goodies for myself. Basically I stay in bed, someone brings me breakfast/coffee/tea. I read, catch up on phone calls, watch movie and snooze. When I decide to get up I'll have a bath and put on fresh PJ's or my oldest comfiest clothes, holey leggings and sweatshirt. I don't leave the house unless I decide to walk in the garden. Large garden and no neighbours so nobody sees me. Someone makes lunch or they all just sort themselves out. I lie on the couch watching movies, reading magazines and have chocolate. Dinner is a takeaway unless hubby decides to do one of his big pots of food. DC's friends often appear when they know it's slovenly Saturday and chill out with us ( I think the takeaway is the attraction). The evening is spent chilling in front of the TV, eating, chatting and just relaxing. DC's normally stay in these nights but it's entirely their choice but they know I won't taxi them. I literally do nothing all day just relax. I know this is not possible with smaller younger children. I plan for the times I know I'm not on call for anyone. I'm normally rushing and racing especially over Christmas so I really enjoy these days off and feel relaxed after them. Anyone else do this or am I just a lazy cow as I was told by someone (not DD.). Sunday then life returns to normal.