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How do you fill your time off work?

Lemoncello

My work is encouraging me to use my holiday days, which I haven't touched all year, but I'm not too keen.
I've structured my weekly routine around my job, and without it there I don't know what I'll do all day. Weekends I can handle, since they're just two days, but a whole week off work? I'm liable to sit around getting sad because my hobbies only take up so much time, and then when I do go back to work I'll struggle to get back into the swing of things.

Does anyone else dread taking time off work? And if so, how do you deal with it?

Parents

  • I find it difficult to change between work routine and non work days. I look forward to days off for a rest then often don't make the most of it.

    I find it helps if the weather is fine so I can go for walks. The best time off work I have had is when I have taken two weeks off. It gives time to unwind and enjoy watching TV just to chill out.

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  • I find it difficult to change between work routine and non work days. I look forward to days off for a rest then often don't make the most of it.

    I find it helps if the weather is fine so I can go for walks. The best time off work I have had is when I have taken two weeks off. It gives time to unwind and enjoy watching TV just to chill out.

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