Writing Prompts, prompt 1, My favorite way to spend a lazy day.

Recently I got a book titled "300 Writing prompts" for my 16th birthday, a writing prompt, for those of you who don't know what a prompt is, it's pretty much something that pushes you to do something, so if someone is constantly telling you to bake a cake you could say they are prompting you to bake a cake. In this case, the book gives me questions that encourage me to write creative answers or answers which I have contemplated for an extended period of time.
I found the questions interesting and maybe you will find my answers interesting, maybe you'll even answer them yourself.

BUT FIRST! before I go any deeper into my answers I'd like to give credit to the books creators by linking their book on amazon here.

It's in pencil cause... you know... books.

Question: What is your favorite way to spend a lazy day?

Well, tragically, most days I am forced to spend time with you, the population of this Earth; and I'm sure you know how much of a burden it is for someone of my intelligence to listen to the droning of  regular humans; the only reason I write this blog instead of building a rocket and leaving for a new world is that by reading my words your IQ is rising at a speed of one point a minute; so I remain out of kindness. My favorite way, therefor, to spend a lazy day is getting away from people and just writing or reading with a cup of hot tea in my hand.
If only the library allowed tea I'd be in heaven.
If I speak to people at all, it is a group of fellow introverts, because the silent ones have the most to say.

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