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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?

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  • Lemoncello said:
    Does anyone else dread taking time off work?

    YES!

    Lol I can't function well if my routine is disturbed and six days of typing in an office IS my routine. I don't know what to do and can't do anything when I know I should be at work working.

    When I am forced to use up holiday I do painting or listen to my favourite CD. Spend time in the garden. It helps but I still have that deep unhappiness at that I should be at work.

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  • Lemoncello said:
    Does anyone else dread taking time off work?

    YES!

    Lol I can't function well if my routine is disturbed and six days of typing in an office IS my routine. I don't know what to do and can't do anything when I know I should be at work working.

    When I am forced to use up holiday I do painting or listen to my favourite CD. Spend time in the garden. It helps but I still have that deep unhappiness at that I should be at work.

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