But there are other ways to capitalise on the Friday feeling than simply slacking off.
But cotton aficionados need not be concerned about the next generation of towels feeling like polyester slacks, John says.
I had already been feeling like a slacker mom when we started solids and I didn't make my own baby food.
As the cast, led by an excellent James Spader, took its curtain calls, there was a relieved feeling that the surprisingly slack "Race," which opened Sunday night at the Ethel Barrymore Theater, had registered well within the comfort zone of those watching it.
The sense of loss was all too familiar, but showing my emotions wasn't as socially acceptable as it had been a decade earlier, when my mom died and adults encouraged me to express my feelings or cut me slack if things were harder for me at school.
Even Aristotle and Plato were said to have expressed similar feelings about the slacker youth of their times.
If one tire slides a bit, the other takes up the slack, creating a feeling of confidence not present on bikes with one front wheel.
These evocations suit the Undead mission to some degree — the festival makes a point of celebrating what's already there in front of us — but it lent the evening a slack and muted feeling, as if to suggest that the real action lies somewhere else, some other time.
Mr. Reagan's successors continued the practice, and I continued to be conflicted — believing that when it comes to salutes (and one or two other matters), presidents deserved to be cut some slack, but also feeling a little uneasy about the whole thing.
I love the heat, I love leaving boots and coats behind, and I love that feeling that the world is slacking off just a little.
