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On the World Day of Laziness, the citizens of Itagüi in Colombia take their beds out into the fresh air, to do very little.
Marlon Ocampo is totally into the idea.
Laziness Day, which was created by Carlos Montoya, began in 1985 on the last day of an arts festival.
The aim was to create a space for artistic activities and self-expression.
Montoya is now a believer in the power of laziness.
The aim is to relax but some people are required to work.
Support is needed in making the beds, pushing them down the streets, and making sure everyone's enjoying themselves.
Families participate in any way they like.
They can build their beds out of anything comfortable, from tents or hammocks to pillows and cushions and just watch the world go by.
Organiser Fernando
And that is precisely what we invite people to do, to engage in laziness with us and to creatively manifest the possibility of meeting us on a very nice day."
The World Day of Laziness is part of the "slow" movement.
It's getting popular in Europe and hopes to encourage people to escape from the stress of a busy life.
Would you participate in a day of laziness?
