Happy Leap Day Friday! Wow! Today only comes once every four years, so I am officially deeming today as a bonus day.
Let’s just say, that your fairy godmother granted you a totally free day today - no work, no family commitments, no appointments and no limits. What would you do? Oh, and money is no object. But you have to back by midnight…
How would you spend your day?
PS - if you need some Leap Year activities for the kids while you have your imaginary dream day, check out the Leap Year coloring page and more at Printables4Kids.com.
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Good one Char! I would spend an entire day reading a good book - preferably at a gluten-free cafe (if there were any such thing :-)) so that I could eat whatever I want. Then I would go home and snuggle with hubby and daughter with a glass of wine and a great movie. Seems so basic when I re-read it but I can’t think of anything I’d like more.
Char wrote @ February 29th, 2008 at 10:07 am
Bahama Mama - that sounds good.
I would probably take the day and fly to a quaint sea side town and spend the day people watching, having lunch in a nice cafe, checking out some museums, shops and local attractions.
homemom3 wrote @ February 29th, 2008 at 11:25 am
assuming I was given anything I wanted I’d have someone I trusted watch my kids while I spend an entire day at the spa getting all the works. This is not something I’d normally want but it is this week. Happy Leap Day Char!
I would definitely spend the day ALONE in a quiet place. 
Or, if my fairy godmother could transport me off to Venice to wander for the day, I could go for that too.
Jayson wrote @ February 29th, 2008 at 5:12 pm
I’d definitely be on the beach with some corona’s and a few friends - no phone, computer or anything. Just the beach, some friends and a few drinks
MOin wrote @ September 15th, 2008 at 9:51 am
Friday really seems to be a long day it just really dont pass on but if it passes okay then you have 2 great days to spend happily. holidays rocks.
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