Lazier? Maybe? Been unemployed about a year. I certainly sleep more, getting up at 8 or 9 a.m. instead of 6 a.m. to go to work.
I did a little more house cleaning and cooking than I used to do, but not that much more. I did more home organization projects, such as filing and scanning more documents to reduce the amount of paper. I also reorganized closets and shelves and donated a lot of items to the Salvation Army. I also did more things I preferred to do, go to the library, (bought a bike) take a bike ride, walk and take photos, visit museums and spend more afternoons in coffee shops. I read a lot more books. I did a lot of business / non fiction reading. Went to lunch more often with friends and old co-workers. Attended alumni events and networking events.
But yes, I have/had many days of inactivity. Depressed, feeling useless and worried about my future. But that's not lazy, that's depressed.
When I get another job I'm going to pay a lot more attention to work/life balance. One thing I have learned being unemployed, I don't have to give my "all" to someone else. I will take my lunch breaks and my vacations. I will work at a reasonable pace and foster more productive relationships with co-workers. I don't have to outwork and outperform everyone else. The work I do and the pace in which I do it, is just fine.