What would you do if you had a Saturday night with nothing special to do?

finish up on that book!

I was afraid that would be the answer.

I’d spend it catching up with my fluther friends that I’ve been missing over the last few weeks.

Excuse me, I have something in my eye

I would either find a game to play that ive been putting off because of school work, or find somewhere to go drink and have fun

watch it’s a wonderful life

I’d go with the ‘cozy in…’ option. Of course in my case it’s with CSI, paracetamol, tissue and lemon tea…...

I would take stock of everything I need to do to not make the holidays psycho, organize stuff for tax returns, restock the liquor cabinet, and go to bed early.

Depends on the weather. What’s it like where you are?

I almost always opt for cozying in. Watch a movie with hubby.

Kick back and catch up on what I’ve snagged on the TiVo. Or, go roam Barnes & Noble or a Virgin Megastore.

@chicadel: It is cold here (in Seattle) but not too bad.
I have called up a friend, and I may end up going to her house where she will be watching a movie with her hubby (ala @augustian) although that’s sweet of them to include me, but perhaps they would like their own cozy night.
I do like the suggestions of getting organized, and I will do that this afternoon. And then will go to a coffee shop (there’s a great one hear the university) to write.
As for this evening, we will see how that develops.
Thanks all for your suggestions. More are welcome. I’ll keep checking.

You could check out a new place for dinner, something out of the ordinary, or some place you pass that looks intriguing. I like diner food when I’m on my own.

Sit in the corner in a fetal position and rock…

hey loser, kind of sad, even for a loser.

I’m making chili, cleaning out the fridge, watching movies on tv, online shopping and wrapping what I have purchased.

So far the gift that I’ve purchased that I’m most pleased with is this. It’s really nice, really well made, and is something you wouldn’t buy for yourself. I tried it out when the basement lightbulb burned out, and it’s pretty darn amazing.