Cooking is another good example of how hard it is to separate work and leisure. Everyone needs to eat, so getting/preparing food is work in some sense. There’s

Cooking is another good example of how hard it is to separate work and leisure. Everyone needs to eat, so getting/preparing food is work in some sense. There’s a hobby/leisure component too though: you definitely don’t need to spend two hours every day cooking a perfect coq au vin or visiting farm stands to find the tastiest, most interesting produce. On the gripping hand, doing the absolute bare minimum (Soylent or pot noodles or whatever) might be okay for a little while, but many people don’t find it physically or mentally sufficient for the long term either.