Earlier in the year, I wrote a post about how 2016 had 365 fresh starts and new chances to be whoever we wanted to be, and someone commented and said, "I have good news for you: We get 366 of those this year." It's true! We get an entire extra day this year, one that you probably weren't planning on. So I have some suggestions for how you should spend it!
Revisit one of your New Years goals. Did you make a goal to go to the gym more, but you've really only been twice? Go to the gym on Monday!
Have a party you would never have otherwise. Looking for a reason to throw that obscurely themed party? Here you go!
Catch up on something you fell behind on this month. Whether it's something boring like spreadsheets at work or something fun like an instagram challenge-whatever you're behind in, use Monday to catch up and get back on schedule!
Start a new tradition. From now on, celebrate each leap year by watching a certain type of movie or eating a certain type of food.
Do something you keep saying you would do if you had the time. Try out that new coffee shop or donate your old clothes to Goodwill or get your oil changed or whatever it is you keep procrastinating on. Warning: If you actually do this, you will have to find some other project to keep you busy procrastinating for the rest of the year.
Or, come home from work and go to bed early and get way more sleep than you did last year. Hey, it's your extra day. Do whatever you want.
Happy Friday!
Is it weird that I'm actually excited about Monday? It's like a secret extra day. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteCatching up on something you fell behind on is a good one!
ReplyDeleteI love this! I may even feel a little inspired to start the weekend so I can get to Monday!
ReplyDeleteHmmm I think that getting the extra sleep sounds like a FANTASTIC idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of starting a new tradition! It would be so much fun to have something to look forward to every four years!
ReplyDeleteThese are all really great ideas. Funny story, I didn't realize it was a leap year until last week.
ReplyDeleteI randomly got very stressed this week when I was trying to think of what we should do on the extra day this year. Apparently having fun is stressful, ha! I love these!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute ideas for leap year, I'm having a girls' fondue night on Monday. Cheese and chocolate are the perfect ways for me to celebrate an extra day!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas for an extra day! Happy Leap Year! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of starting a new tradition! Yay for leap year (and it's an Olympics year) :-D
ReplyDeleteGreen Fashionista
I'm glad I'm not the only one super excited when it's an Olympics year!
DeleteI wish the 29th were on a weekend so I could do something crazy with my daughter and not waste such a potentially special day at school/work. Haha!
ReplyDeleteI never thought about it that way- an entire extra day. Love these ideas! :)
ReplyDeleteWe're finding out the gender of my baby on the 29th! I can't think of a better way to celebrate Leap Year!
ReplyDeleteLove this post! I think starting a new tradition would be so much fun!
ReplyDeleteConnie | Sponsored by Coffee | Etsy
What a fun post idea full of even more fun ideas!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI was going to paint on Leap Day, because I realized I hadn't pulled out my paints all year. But then my niece and nephew came over to spend the night because they had lice (came over after they were treated of course) and were quarantining their house for 48 hours. I hung out with them and decided an impromptu night of hanging out with my niece and nephew was special enough for the day. (I also rectified the not-painting-all-year situation last weekend.)
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