NATIONAL LAZY DAY | AUGUST 10
On August 10th, National Lazy Day gives us permission to relax and kick back. So, we’re going to be a bit lazy here.
#NationalLazyDay
As you can see, there is not much information regarding this annually celebrated holiday as we do not feel like doing any research. Actually, we do not feel like doing anything at all. Consequently, we are in our hammocks with a couple of good books and glasses of lemonade and iced tea. Yes, it is a Lazy Day. We choose to be lazy rather than tell much more about this day.
You can’t teach people to be lazy – they either have it, or they don’t. ~ Dagwood Bumstead
HOW TO OBSERVE NATIONAL LAZY DAY
Take this test to prepare yourself for the day. Lazy people fact #72432143726413424. If you were too lazy to read that number, you’re ready to celebrate this day.
The number one rule of any lazy day is if you can’t reach it, you don’t need it. Don’t break the rule.
We assigned an alternative word for lazy for the day. We call it very relaxed.
What is the official exercise of #NationalLazyDay? Diddly squats.
For some tips on how to enjoy a successful lazy day visit A Pint-Sized Life Blog. We were too lazy to give you our own list.
NATIONAL LAZY DAY HISTORY
The creator and origin of #NationalLazyDay could not be found.
Have a great day!
National Lazy Day FAQ
Q. Do lazy people live longer?
A. Possibly. A 2018 study by the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences suggests that being lazy can help you live longer.
Q. What other lazy days are on the calendar?
A. September recognizes National Lazy Mom’s Day. You know they deserve a lazy day once in a while. In January, International Sweatpants Day gives us permission to dress lazily.
National Hammock Day on July 22 also suggests a heavily lazy day.
Q. What are the best ways to relax?
A. Some of the best ways to relax (or get that lazy feeling) include getting a massage, stretching, and hugs.
