What Do You Do After You Come Home From Vacations?
 

Check your answering machine? Sift through your mail? Make sure your pets aren't dead?

I'm just coming home from a week after staying in a friends place and aside from a little bit of worry on my financial front, I'm going to be happy to be home. I'm going to read up on my webcomics, catch a few Z's and work on some long overdue homework.

I guess I mostly (ironically) stay away from home when I get back. When I'm gone for days, even weeks at a time, I'll get back and spend every waking moment hanging out with friends I haven't seen in a while, and never at my house.

When I get home, I'll just leave everything in the car, remember that I'm supposed to unpack, say "fuck it", and collapse onto my bed and sleep 'till I find it absolutely necessary to wake up.

Then I unpack.

About the same as ST. Though oftentimes I'll just refill on water first.

Slightly different for me. First thing I do after walking in the door is make my way to my room and flop on my bed. Because it always feels soft after hotel beds and there's nothing like your own bed. After that, I tend to get up and rummage around a bit for games/food/etc. and veg out in my room.

Take a vacation from my vacation.

I just got back from a SEPA convention in Charlotte, and now I'm resting up from the trip before I go back to work and school.

I always, always run a bath and pass out in it. Laptop is usually situated nearby playing music.

I then walk out to the kitchen, kick on the desktop, and clean up the giant stack of dishes that I had left with the intentions of doing them once I got home.

Sounds dangerous, what with the water and lungs and electricity involved.

Sounds dangerous and cold. What with the water, tile, electricity, and still being wet and naked. XD

I start playing all the vidjagames that I had to leave at home and restart all my anime downloads.... err scratch that last one....

Most often then not, when I get home from a vacation I ususally go find my cats and snuggle with them for awhile. Then I start bumming around the house, putting off unpacking as long as possible (at least unpacking the boring stuff)