to have me time, To spend time by yourself, doing something you enjoy, usually to relax or recharge, without the demands or presence of others. It's about personal solitude and self-focus., To indulge in smth, To allow yourself to enjoy the pleasure of something, often something that might be considered a luxury, a treat, or slightly excessive, without guilt., To be buried with work, To have an overwhelming amount of work, so much that you feel submerged or completely consumed by it., To practice self-care, To intentionally take actions to improve one's physical, mental, or emotional health and well-being. It's about looking after yourself to prevent burnout or stress., To juggle a lot, To manage multiple tasks, responsibilities, or commitments simultaneously, often with difficulty but successfully. It implies balancing many things at once., To be tied up, To be busy and unavailable because you are occupied with something else., To snuggle in bed/on the sofa, To settle into a comfortable, warm position, often by cuddling closely with someone or something (like a blanket/pillow), usually for comfort, warmth, or affection., To have a lot on your plate, To have many responsibilities, tasks, or problems to deal with at the same time. Similar to "to juggle a lot" but often implies stress or burden., To let your hair down, To relax and enjoy yourself, often in a way that is less formal or inhibited than usual. To stop being serious or reserved., To have a hectic week, To have a week that is full of activity, busy, fast-paced, and often somewhat chaotic or stressful., To be snowed under with smth (something), To have an overwhelming amount of work or responsibilities, so much that you feel buried and unable to cope..

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