Definition of a Lie-in
Oct. 19th, 2008 01:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xseiferHi,
I was reading a couple things, and realised that I may be taking a few things too far.
To me a lie-in in the morning means getting up at the crack of noon ie 12. Am I wrong in thinking this is a good thing ?
Amazes me when people talk about a lie in they mean 8-9 in the morning,
Maybe I should re-think my "Lie-in" status, and get up earlier. When I told my work collegues they thought I was a bit lazy on my days off.
What are people's opinions of this ?
I was reading a couple things, and realised that I may be taking a few things too far.
To me a lie-in in the morning means getting up at the crack of noon ie 12. Am I wrong in thinking this is a good thing ?
Amazes me when people talk about a lie in they mean 8-9 in the morning,
Maybe I should re-think my "Lie-in" status, and get up earlier. When I told my work collegues they thought I was a bit lazy on my days off.
What are people's opinions of this ?
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Date: 2008-10-19 02:44 pm (UTC)I'd define it as getting up at a time that's at least an hour later than you normally have to.