The phrase 'Time on Your Hands' refers to a period when you have nothing you must do.
Example of Use: "These kids have too much time on their hands."
Interesting fact about Time on Your Hands
The origin of the idiom 'time on your hands' isn’t known; what scholars do know, though, is that this saying is an old one. The earliest printed example available is from Charles Lamb’s 1833 Last Essay of Elia: “It seemed to me that I had more time on my hands than I could ever manage.
