Priests have no free time to do what they want. Priests are certainly encouraged to take days off and take vacations in order to enjoy doing the things they like. Time for recreation becomes more important as schedules become more hectic. It is important for a priest to have leisure time and recreation is part of leading a fulfilled and healthy life. Lots of priests enjoy sports, going to the movies or the theatre, spending time with family, priest friends and other friends as well as a lot of other activities.
Priests always have a meeting or mass or something else.
There is indeed always something to do, which is why it is important for priests to use their time wisely and not try to tackle more than they can handle. Remember though, that attendance at meetings and saying mass are not just obligations that take up time during our day. Meetings hopefully bring about progress that will lead to more effective ministry within parishes, and celebration of the Eucharist is central to our faith, not to mention a joy and a privilege for priests. Priests are not allowed to take any risks like sky diving or bunji jumping. Priests have to listen to boring music.