To deliberately plan a really boring weekend

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This weekend

It’s freezing, we’re tired. I’ve done the big shop today, lots of slow cooker foods and curry planned. We’ve got lots of wood for the fire, I may just stay in pjs all weekend and only leave to walk the dog in the woods nearby.
Dd has made a den that’s taking up half the house and her neighbour pals will be in and out most of the weekend
Anyone love a very lazy weekend or would you be bored?

Weekend plans for a cold January weekend?

Sounds like the perfect weekend. I'll go to Yoga tomorrow morning but apart from that mine will be very similar.

I have a quiet one planned. I am in the middle of a horrendously complex work project that I'm not getting the technical support I need on, and next weekend will be busier so I'm carving out the mental space.

Have booked a massage at place round the corner on Sunday because I've earned it.

Most weekends my day revolves around walking the dog and reading. I've never considered it boring!

Sounds lovely. Older DC have only started school this year and it's knackering them so every weekend we have at least one cosy day in.

I wish. Have just started feeling coldy but have to go to a 50th birthday party with an overnight stay tomorrow. Am exhausted and would like to hibernate in an ideal world,

Not unreasonable at all. My son asked if we were doing anything this weekend and I said, 'enjoying the mortgage'. Nothing like quality time in your own space with your immediate family.

Sounds perfect. I’m gonna do the same

Sounds lovely OP - I always think this time of year it's natural for us to hibernate a bit.
I plan on doing feck all this weekend!

Given the freezing weather, it sounds great.
really relaxing

It sounds theoretically lovely but I know I'd have itchy feet by lunchtime tomorrow. I get claustrophobic very very quickly.

I have a crazy weekend planned taking my teens on a city break that we’re going to love! But your plans sound wonderful too.

Bit of everything makes for a good life in my book.

We have a birthday party tomorrow morning but then it's a quiet one for us.

Oh that sounds wonderful and if you do get bored you can still find lots of things to do without leaving the house. Reading, TV, talking to your family, calling a friend, pampering oh and scrolling through Mumsnet too I guess!

Sounds like the perfect weekend. I'll be rewatching Mad Men on Netflix in my house clothes (non-bed worn pyjamas) all day, cat on my lap purring 💙

We're doing exactly the same!
Our dc is a young adult now so will have their own plans but I got shopping in on the way home from work so we have nice food all weekend.

The oil got topped up yesterday & dh got logs for the fire.

I have a stack of books & I'm planning a wonderfully lazy, restful 2 days!

I think Friday night is my absolute favourite with the weekend stretching out in front of us....

We've just had a delicious dinner & i can feel myself relaxing now

@Leicestershiremum

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I know right. I pay enough in rent - I'd like to enjoy my home and get my money's worth. 😂

I want a lazy weekend. But some family need some help moving furniture from bedroom and taking to tip.
Dcs want to go to a park 30 min away.
2 of the dcs need a hair cut
Need to get a couple of bits in Sainsbury's.

We had a lazy one last weekend. I loved it.

@ShadowsOfTheDays do you not enjoy being at home?

I love to travel & we have a lovely circle of friends & we're v sociable. But we also love being at home & just shutting everything else out. I need a balance of crazy busy on the road weekends & others where we have a v slow pace.

Sounds lovely

We'll go up to town in the morning for coffee and a PhD study session at a cafe. DH needs a light bulb for his reading lamp and we need to replenish our supply of fresh fruit. Home for lunch, reading, naps etc. . .you can't beat a boring weekend.

I make a point of having a lazy weekend as frequently as possible.

Have a really busy and taxing job with long hours, and the workload this week in particular has been overwhelming. Have a few things to do tomorrow morning, but will be home by 2pm and then the plan is to not change out of loungewear until Monday morning.

Sounds bliss !

We have been ill. Thankfully on the up now but still planning a similar weekend. I will have to go out at some point or I'll go mad but it'll only be a short walk. Otherwise we plan to draw, read, keep warm, maybe do a yoga workout, have a takeaway and watch gladiators.

I am wfh and at the moment, I relish getting out of the house at weekends. However DH and kids will
be opposite (out all week and can’t wait to laze around at home). Will compromise with a short trip out each day.
I think it depends on how busy you are and how much time you spend at home during the week.

Park run for me tomorrow, then hot bath and reading my book afterwards. That will be all l do all weekend!