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Amandaaa · 09-28-2007, 08:34 AM

i know what you mean... but no, i don't feel guilty sleeping in, having a big night out, or watching TV.

i think it's all about balance.

if you're generally productive and you lead a pretty consistent lifestyle, then it can be healthy to "indulge" in those kinds of things every once in a while.

(sometimes you need a stimulating philosophical book.... sometimes you need 30 minutes of catty reality TV...

)

if you never did the "wrong" thing, life would probably get very boring.
i think it's important to have Sundays... those days of rest, when you can lounge around and relax - or sleep in - or stay up too late - or drink coffee - or eat dessert - or go out with friends when you should be doing your work.

if your lifestyle is perfect the other 6 days of the week, then there's no reason to feel guilty.

09-28-2007, 08:34 AM	#5 (permalink)
Amandaaa Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 344	i know what you mean... but no, i don't feel guilty sleeping in, having a big night out, or watching TV. i think it's all about balance. if you're generally productive and you lead a pretty consistent lifestyle, then it can be healthy to "indulge" in those kinds of things every once in a while. (sometimes you need a stimulating philosophical book.... sometimes you need 30 minutes of catty reality TV... ) if you never did the "wrong" thing, life would probably get very boring. i think it's important to have Sundays... those days of rest, when you can lounge around and relax - or sleep in - or stay up too late - or drink coffee - or eat dessert - or go out with friends when you should be doing your work. if your lifestyle is perfect the other 6 days of the week, then there's no reason to feel guilty. Last edited by Amandaaa; 09-28-2007 at 08:37 AM.