International Do-Nothing Day

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🎉 What’s It About?

International Do-Nothing Day is a global celebration of glorious laziness. One day a year where the entire world collectively agrees to take a break from productivity, seriousness, and stress. No work, no chores, no big decisions — just chilling, napping, snacking, and wearing the same sweatpants all day. Optional: no pants at all.

Think of it as the world's out-of-office reply.

🛋️ Official Rules (which no one follows too seriously):

  1. No alarms. You wake up when your body says so.

  2. No chores. That laundry? “Nah.” Dishes? “Nah.”

  3. No pants. Unless you really want to wear them. No judgment.

  4. One random snack meal is mandatory. Breakfast cereal for dinner? Pizza for breakfast? Fully encouraged.

  5. Every response is allowed to be “Nah.” To everything. Want to run errands? “Nah.” Want to reorganize the garage? “Get outta here.”

  6. Optional group nap hour: 2:00–3:00 PM, all time zones. A worldwide synchronized siesta.

📺 Traditional Activities:

  • Lying on the couch and scrolling endlessly.

  • Falling asleep during movies you’ve already seen.

  • Staring out the window and wondering if birds get vacation days.

  • Thinking about being productive... and then not.

🎁 Gift Ideas:

None. Too much effort. But you can give someone a nice fuzzy blanket or a fresh pair of socks. That’s peak luxury on Do-Nothing Day.

Location: Missouri, USA

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