Too Much Free Time
Not Enough Free Time
Now, I grant you that "too much" and "not enough" are very relative terms. Still, I imagine you get the idea. Which works better for you and your well being, if balance is not an option :-) Choose and Defend!
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Now I'm a Jet Fuel Genius
Happy Wednesday, Blog Friends! This week's Choose and Defend has been inspired by my current vacation situation. Let me get your take on it, in Choose and Defend Wednesday fashion. Which would you rather have?
Too Much Free Time
OR
Not Enough Free Time
Now, I grant you that "too much" and "not enough" are very relative terms. Still, I imagine you get the idea. Which works better for you and your well being, if balance is not an option :-) Choose and Defend!
Too Much Free Time
Not Enough Free Time
Now, I grant you that "too much" and "not enough" are very relative terms. Still, I imagine you get the idea. Which works better for you and your well being, if balance is not an option :-) Choose and Defend!
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I prefer "Too Much Free Time" because I don't like to be constantly on the run; having to go this place or that place without a chance to catch my breath and regroup. I like my free time. Sometimes I don't know what to do with it, but I still like it.
Too much definitely, although I always manage to fill it with something. I like having the time for reflection and peace of mind. I'm much happier with time on my hands.
There's no such thing as too much free time. I am so good at putzing around wasting time and then I also have a million things I love to do and never have time for...As long as we get money with our time, I pick too much.
Honestly, um, I like not enough free time in a certain way. It helps me appreciate the free time I have. And I do like to get a lot of things done. That being said, I enjoyed all the free time I had over Christmas...so maybe I'll change my mind someday soon.
Tara: You are, as far as I can tell, a very busy person. I can see why you'd appreciate some free time.
One for Too Much.
FW: As a man with young children, I don't imagine you get much free time, so I can appreciate your preference. Two for Too Much.
Churlita: haha! Coming from the Queen of Activity, I can see why you'd value some down time :-)
Three for Too Much.
NoRegrets: I'm glad you enjoyed your holiday time. I fully get what you mean, though, about needing to be busy. One for Not Enough.
Everyone: Keep those cards and letters coming! Or are you just too busy? haha! So far, we are 3-1, with a preference for having Too Much Free Time :-)
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